deaf-aid (Meaning)

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deaf-aid (n)

an electronic device that amplifies sound and is worn to compensate for poor hearing

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The new digital deaf-aid significantly improved her ability to hear conversations.
His grandmother relies on her trusty deaf-aid to stay connected with family members.
Advanced technology has made modern deaf-aids more discreet and effective.
The audiologist adjusted the settings on the deaf-aid to suit the patient's hearing needs.
Sarah's deaf-aid features Bluetooth connectivity, allowing her to stream music directly to her device.
The nonprofit organization provides free deaf-aids to those in need within the community.
With the help of his deaf-aid, he can now enjoy social gatherings without feeling left out.
The specialized deaf-aid is designed to amplify sound while reducing background noise.
Some insurance plans cover the cost of purchasing a deaf-aid for individuals with hearing loss.
The compact design of the latest deaf-aid models offers comfort and convenience for users.

an electronic device that amplifies sound and is worn to compensate for poor hearing

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The new digital deaf-aid significantly improved her ability to hear conversations.

His grandmother relies on her trusty deaf-aid to stay connected with family members.

Advanced technology has made modern deaf-aids more discreet and effective.

The audiologist adjusted the settings on the deaf-aid to suit the patient's hearing needs.