Synonyms for headphones
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1. headphonesnoun

   Synonyms:
   can

2. headphonesnoun

   A pair of speakers worn over or in the ears so only the wearer can hear the sound.

   Synonyms:
   can

3. headphonesnoun

   Synonyms:
   earphones, headset

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1. List of paraphrases for "headphones":

   headset, headphone, earphones, headsets, hearers, earphone, handsets, helmets

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1. Corinne McDermott:

   Flights with limited onboard entertainment still often have music channels, and most no longer require the adapter plug that you previously needed to use personal headphones on a plane.

2. Neil Cybart:

   One factor that will make it very difficult for other companies, including Amazon and Microsoft, to compete with Apple AirPods is that success in wearables requires ecosystem strength and design and fashion expertise, it's not enough just to sell a pair of wireless headphones -- companies need to sell a selection of wearable tools targeting different parts of the body. Developing wearable devices that people want to wear and be seen wearing is not easy and requires empowering designers.

3. Arabella Bowen:

   Noise-canceling headphones, an iPad loaded with a favorite TV series or recent documentaries and a window seat are essential ingredients to my remaining calm, i sit down, plug in and tune out.

4. Melissa Weinberg:

   I think it's interesting that, in today's day and age everybody's sort of walking around with headphones in their ears and not engaging with others, yet there's a clear difference between listening to music in isolation, versus listening to music with others or engaging with music.

5. Sreekant Cherukuri:

   Stay away from in-the-ear headphones, which sit much closer to the ear drum and get much louder. And use the 60/ 60 rule-- no more than 60 percent of maximum volume for 60 minutes at a time and then take a break. Ears that get a rest are less likely to get damaged.