hearing

simple noun66 collocationsAvg. frequency: 7.1
good hearing8.0

Referring to the ability to hear.

normal hearing7.8

Referring to the ability to hear.

public hearing7.8

Referring to a trial or formal inquiry.

excellent hearing7.5

Referring to the ability to hear.

fair hearing7.5

Referring to a trial, formal inquiry, or a chance for an opinion to be considered.

sharp hearing7.2

Referring to the ability to hear.

preliminary hearing7.2

Referring to a trial or formal inquiry.

acute hearing7.0

Referring to the ability to hear.

poor hearing7.0

Referring to the ability to hear.

open hearing6.9

Referring to a trial or formal inquiry.

final hearing6.8

Referring to a trial or formal inquiry.

impaired hearing6.5

Referring to the ability to hear.

private hearing6.5

Referring to a trial or formal inquiry.

bad hearing6.0

Referring to the ability to hear.

sympathetic hearing6.0

Referring to a chance for an opinion to be considered.

secret hearing5.8

Referring to a trial or formal inquiry.

oral hearing5.5

Referring to a trial or formal inquiry.

court hearing7.5

A formal inquiry held by a specific body.

custody hearing7.1

A type of formal inquiry.

disciplinary hearing6.9

A type of formal inquiry.

appeal hearing6.7

A type of formal inquiry.

tribunal hearing6.2

A formal inquiry held by a specific body.

hard of hearing8.0

Not able to hear well.

lose hearing8.5

Lose the ability to hear.

have hearing7.9

Possess the ability to hear.

hold a hearing7.5

Organize a trial or formal inquiry.

give sb/sth a hearing7.2

Allow an opinion to be considered.

conduct a hearing7.0

Organize a trial or formal inquiry.

get back hearing6.8

Recover the ability to hear.

regain hearing6.5

Recover the ability to hear.

hearing aid9.2

A device worn to help a person hear better.

hearing loss9.0

The condition of being unable to hear well.

hearing deteriorates6.7

The ability to hear gets worse.