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What is a idiomatic expression of Turn Deep Ears To Something?

There isn't a direct idiomatic expression for "turn deep ears to something". The phrase implies ignoring or paying no attention to something. Here are some idiomatic expressions that convey a similar meaning:

Ignoring something:

* Turn a deaf ear to: This is the closest idiom to "turn deep ears to something", meaning to deliberately ignore something.

* Not bat an eyelid: To show no surprise or reaction to something.

* Not give a hoot: To not care about something at all.

* Not hear a word: To completely ignore what is being said.

* Let it go in one ear and out the other: To not pay attention to something.

* Not notice a thing: To be completely oblivious to something.

Paying no attention:

* Have your head in the clouds: To be lost in thought and not paying attention to what is happening around you.

* Be oblivious to: To not be aware of something.

* Be distracted: To have your attention drawn away from something.

* Be in a world of your own: To be so preoccupied with your own thoughts that you are not aware of your surroundings.

The best idiom to use will depend on the specific context of the situation.

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