LEND A LISTENING EAR

Definition: To attentively listen and provide support or understanding to someone who needs to talk or share their thoughts.

Synonyms: Hear Out, Listen Up, Offer Support, Provide Comfort, Be Attentive

Usage Examples in Sentences

The teacher always encourages students to lend a listening ear during class discussions.

As a good teammate, Sarah knows how to lend a listening ear to her soccer buddies.

In times of trouble, family members should be ready to lend a listening ear to each other.

In the world of music, a good conductor knows how to lend a listening ear to each instrument in the orchestra.

During a game of charades, players often lend a listening ear to guess the correct answer.

The wise old owl in the story taught the young animals to lend a listening ear to the sounds of the forest.

After a long day at work, she always makes time to lend a listening ear to her friends.

The wise teacher knows when to lend a listening ear to her students' concerns.

During difficult times, having a friend who can lend a listening ear is invaluable.

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Therapists are trained to lend a listening ear and provide professional guidance.

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The support group meets weekly, offering everyone a chance to lend a listening ear to others' experiences.

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I always try to lend a listening ear to my friends when they need advice.

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To be a good friend means to lend a listening ear without judgment.

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Some people just need someone to lend a listening ear without offering solutions.

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She always makes time to lend a listening ear to her colleagues during challenging projects.

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When faced with difficult decisions, it helps to lend a listening ear to different perspectives.

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Amidst the chaos of life, sometimes all you need is someone to lend a listening ear.