dysphony (Meaning)
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dysphony (n.)
A difficulty in producing vocal sounds; enfeebled or depraved voice.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dysphony
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dysphony Sentence Examples
- Sarah struggled with dysphony, her voice fluctuating between a strained whisper to a hoarse croak.
- The dysphony persisted, preventing him from speaking for more than a few minutes without experiencing vocal fatigue.
- The doctor diagnosed the dysphony as a result of vocal cord nodules, caused by excessive strain and misuse of the voice.
- Frustrated with the chronic dysphony, she opted for vocal therapy to regain control over her vocal cords.
- Frequent coughing and throat irritation exacerbated the dysphony, making it even more challenging to communicate.
- The dysphony was a constant source of embarrassment, hindering her interactions with friends and colleagues.
- The laryngologist attributed the dysphony to a neurological disorder affecting the vocal cords.
- After months of vocal rest and intensive therapy, the dysphony gradually subsided, allowing her to speak with ease.
- The dysphony was a stark reminder of the fragility of the human voice and the importance of vocal hygiene.
- Despite the dysphony, she found creative ways to communicate, using sign language and adaptive technology.
FAQs About the word dysphony
A difficulty in producing vocal sounds; enfeebled or depraved voice.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
Sarah struggled with dysphony, her voice fluctuating between a strained whisper to a hoarse croak.
The dysphony persisted, preventing him from speaking for more than a few minutes without experiencing vocal fatigue.
The doctor diagnosed the dysphony as a result of vocal cord nodules, caused by excessive strain and misuse of the voice.
Frustrated with the chronic dysphony, she opted for vocal therapy to regain control over her vocal cords.
