tune out phrasal verb informal (see also tune)
to ignore or stop listening to someone or something:
A bored child may simply tune out.
tune somebody/something ↔ out
I learned to tune out the background noise.

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tune out
tune out (someone/something)
to stop paying attention to someone or something.
Beverly always tunes out in the middle of her music lesson.

He's been tuning me out ever since I tried to talk to him about his drinking.

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tune out something
tune out (someone/something)
to stop paying attention to someone or something.
Beverly always tunes out in the middle of her music lesson.

He's been tuning me out ever since I tried to talk to him about his drinking.

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tune out
• tune out (someone or something)
to ignore someone or something
I usually tune out my friend when he begins to talk too much.

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tune out something
• tune out (someone or something)
to ignore someone or something
I usually tune out my friend when he begins to talk too much.

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tune out
v. phr. To not listen to something.
"How can you work in such a noisy environment?" Jane asked Sue. "Well, I simply tune it out," she answered.

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tune out someone
tune out (someone/something)
to stop paying attention to someone or something.
Beverly always tunes out in the middle of her music lesson.

He's been tuning me out ever since I tried to talk to him about his drinking.

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tune out someone
• tune out (someone or something)
to ignore someone or something
I usually tune out my friend when he begins to talk too much.

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