hard-of-hearing (Meaning)

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hard-of-hearing (s)

having a hearing loss

relating to or having partial hearing loss, relating to or having a faulty but functional sense of hearing

The elderly woman was hard-of-hearing, but her hearing aid helped her follow the conversation.
The hard-of-hearing child required an interpreter during class to understand the teacher's lessons.
The concert was too loud for the hard-of-hearing attendees, who struggled to enjoy the music.
The hard-of-hearing student needed to sit near the front of the class to hear the professor's lectures clearly.
The hard-of-hearing man found it difficult to communicate in noisy environments.
The doctor recommended a cochlear implant for the hard-of-hearing patient to improve their hearing ability.
The hard-of-hearing employee was given a special phone with amplified sound for work communication.
The hard-of-hearing audience members used assistive listening devices to enhance the sound of the performance.
The hard-of-hearing child was hesitant to participate in group activities due to their difficulty hearing.
The hard-of-hearing elderly couple relied on each other for support in social situations where hearing was essential.

having a hearing lossrelating to or having partial hearing loss, relating to or having a faulty but functional sense of hearing

mute, diseased,deaf, incapacitated, blind, unwell, halt, ailing, sick, immobile

well,unimpaired, unimpaired, whole, healthy, sound, whole, nondisabled, well, sound

The elderly woman was hard-of-hearing, but her hearing aid helped her follow the conversation.

The hard-of-hearing child required an interpreter during class to understand the teacher's lessons.

The concert was too loud for the hard-of-hearing attendees, who struggled to enjoy the music.

The hard-of-hearing student needed to sit near the front of the class to hear the professor's lectures clearly.