Synonyms for Was one's ears in:
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v.
• abound
- be alive with
, - be all over the place
, - be knee deep in
, - be no end to
, - be plentiful
, - be thick with
, - be up to one's ears in
, - crawl with
, - crowd
, - flourish
, - flow
, - have a full plate
, - infest
, - overflow
, - proliferate
, - swarm
, - swell
, - teem
, - thrive
.
What are the hypernyms for Was one's ears in?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
Other hypernyms:
absorb, attend, discern, hear, listen, notice, pay attention, perceive, receive, recognize, take in.
What are the opposite words for was one's ears in?
"Was one's ears in" is an informal expression that refers to being fully immersed or deeply involved in something. The opposite or antonym of this phrase would be to be disengaged, uninterested, or detached. One may describe this state as being "out of the loop" or "uninvolved." When someone is not attentive or invested in a situation, we may describe them as being "switched off" or "zoned out." It is important to be aware of our level of engagement in different situations as being too involved or disengaged can have consequences in various areas of our lives.
What are the antonyms for Was one's ears in?
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