all ears Sentence Examples
- The students were all ears as the teacher began the fascinating lecture.
- I was all ears when my boss announced the project's success.
- The audience was all ears for the keynote speaker's inspiring message.
- My dog sat all ears, eagerly listening for the sound of his favorite treat bag.
- The gossiping friends were all ears for the latest scoop in town.
- The newlyweds were all ears for each other's vows, promising a lifetime of love.
- The eager investor was all ears when the financial advisor presented the investment opportunity.
- The suspicious neighbor was all ears, trying to decipher the strange noises coming from next door.
- The astronomer was all ears for the faint whisper of the stars, revealing secrets of the universe.
- The curious scientist was all ears during the groundbreaking experiment, hoping for a groundbreaking discovery.
all ears Meaning
all ears
through one's mind without making an impression, outer ear, a space in the upper corner of the front page of a periodical (such as a newspaper) usually containing advertising for the periodical itself or a weather forecast, the seed-bearing head of a cereal (as corn) including both the seeds and protective structures, the external ear of humans and most mammals, sensitivity to musical tone and pitch, sensitivity to nuances of language especially as revealed in the command of verbal melody and rhythm or in the ability to render a spoken idiom accurately, willing or sympathetic attention, the organ of hearing and balance of vertebrates that in the typical mammal consists of a sound-collecting outer ear separated by an eardrum from a sound-carrying middle ear that in turn is separated from an inner ear containing neurons that receive sound and send nerve impulses to the brain, acuity of hearing, deeply involved, any of various organs (as of a fish) capable of detecting vibratory motion, the fruiting spike of a cereal (such as wheat or corn) including both the seeds and protective structures, the ability to retain and reproduce music that has been heard, to form ears in growing, a person who listens, something resembling a mammalian ear in shape, position, or function, a projecting part (such as a lug or handle), attention, awareness, the characteristic vertebrate organ of hearing and equilibrium consisting in the typical mammal of a sound-collecting outer ear separated by the tympanic membrane from a sound-transmitting middle ear that in turn is separated from a sensory inner ear by membranous fenestrae, something resembling an ear in shape or position, in or into a state of irritation, shock, or discord, an ability to understand and appreciate something heard, eagerly listening, a human earlobe, the sense or act of hearing, either of a pair of tufts of lengthened feathers on the head of some birds, without reference to or memorization of written music
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FAQs About the word all ears
through one's mind without making an impression, outer ear, a space in the upper corner of the front page of a periodical (such as a newspaper) usually containi
deep, immersed, interested, intent,focused, rapt, absorbed,attentive, engrossed, focussed
unabsorbed, lost, absentminded, unfocused, inattentive, distracted, remote, abstracted,absent, dreamy
The students were all ears as the teacher began the fascinating lecture.
I was all ears when my boss announced the project's success.
The audience was all ears for the keynote speaker's inspiring message.
My dog sat all ears, eagerly listening for the sound of his favorite treat bag.
