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dysaudia

dysaudia noun: defective articulation stemming from auditory disability.

Noun

dysaudia (usually uncountable, plural dysaudias)

  1. (usually) Defective articulation stemming from auditory disability.

Forms of dysaudia

pluraldysaudias

Origin of dysaudia

From dys- + audi(o) + -ia.

Questions about dysaudia

What does dysaudia mean?
Dysaudia means defective articulation stemming from auditory disability.
What part of speech is dysaudia?
Dysaudia is a noun.
What is the plural of dysaudia?
The plural of dysaudia is dysaudias.

Words near dysaudia in the dictionary

  1. dysarthrias
  2. dysarthric
  3. dysarthrophonia
  4. dysarthrosis
  5. Dysarts
  6. dysaudia
  7. dysaudias
  8. dysautonomia
  9. dysautonomias
  10. dysautonomic
  11. dysautonomy

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