deave Antonyms
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Meaning of deave
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deave (v. t.)
To stun or stupefy with noise; to deafen.
deave Sentence Examples
- The cacophony of construction noise began to deave me as I tried to concentrate.
- The constant barking of the neighbor's dog would deave anyone trying to sleep.
- His booming laughter seemed to deave the entire room, drawing attention to himself.
- The relentless honking of car horns outside began to deave the residents of the apartment building.
- The loud music from the party next door threatened to deave me as I tried to study.
- The shrill sound of the alarm clock never failed to deave me awake each morning.
- The repetitive tapping on the keyboard started to deave my coworkers in the open office space.
- The thunderous applause seemed to deave the performer as they took their final bow.
- The constant chatter in the crowded restaurant began to deave me, making it hard to focus on my meal.
- The high-pitched whine of the machinery would deave anyone working in the factory for hours on end.
FAQs About the word deave
To stun or stupefy with noise; to deafen.
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The cacophony of construction noise began to deave me as I tried to concentrate.
The constant barking of the neighbor's dog would deave anyone trying to sleep.
His booming laughter seemed to deave the entire room, drawing attention to himself.
The relentless honking of car horns outside began to deave the residents of the apartment building.
