| Definition of 'Deafness' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) deafness, hearing loss
partial or complete loss of hearing
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1. (noun) deafness
the state of being deaf
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| Definition of 'Deafness' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) Deafness
incapacity of perceiving sounds; the state of the organs which prevents the impression which constitute hearing; want of the sense of hearing
2. (noun) Deafness
unwillingness to hear; voluntary rejection of what is addressed to the understanding
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| Definition of 'Deafness' |
U.S. National Library of Medicine |
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1. Deafness
A general term for the complete loss of the ability to hear from both ears.
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Sense: (withto) refusing to understand or to listen
He was deaf to all arguments.
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 Afrikaans: doofheid |
 Arabic: صَمَم، طَرَش |
 Bulgarian: глухота |
 Brazilian: surdez |
 Czech: hluchota |
 German: die Taubheit |
 Danish: døvhed |
 Greek: κωφότητα |
 Spanish: sordera |
 Estonian: kurtus |
 Farsi: ناشنوایی |
 Finnish: kuurous |
 French: surdité |
 Hebrew: חֵירשוּת |
 Hindi: बहरापन, बधिरता |
 Croatian: gluhoća |
 Hungarian: süketség |
 Indonesian: ketulian |
 Icelandic: heyrnarleysi |
 Italian: sordità |
 Japanese: 耳が聞えないこと |
 Korean: 귀머거리임 |
 Lithuanian: kurtumas |
 Latvian: kurlums |
 Malay: kepekakan |
 Dutch: doofheid |
 Norwegian: døvhet |
 Polish: głuchota |
 Persian: ناشنوایی |
 Pashto: كوڼ والى |
 Portuguese: surdez |
 Romanian: surzenie |
 Russian: глухота |
 Slovak: hluchota |
 Slovenian: gluhota |
 Serbian: gluvoća |
 Swedish: dövhet |
 Thai: หูหนวก |
 Turkish: sağırlık |
 Taiwanese: 聾，耳背 |
 Ukrainian: глухота |
 Urdu: بہراپن |
 Vietnamese: tật điếc |
 Chinese: 聋，耳背 |
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