lip-read (Meaning)

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lip-read (v)

interpret by lipreading; of deaf people

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Anna's lips moved swiftly, but Emily couldn't lip-read her words from across the room.
The deaf actor mastered the art of lip-reading, allowing him to participate fully in performances.
The spy surreptitiously lip-read the enemy's conversation, revealing vital information.
With his enhanced hearing, Mark could lip-read even the faintest of whispers.
The judge lip-read the defendant's testimony, ensuring that her words were accurately recorded.
The language barrier posed a challenge, but the interpreter's lip-reading skills facilitated communication.
The deaf student excelled in lip-reading, enabling her to actively participate in class discussions.
The audience marveled as the performer lip-read their thoughts and responded accordingly.
The CIA agent relied heavily on lip-reading to gather intelligence from foreign targets.
The war veteran lost his hearing in battle, but his lip-reading abilities remained intact, allowing him to connect with his loved ones.

interpret by lipreading; of deaf people

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Anna's lips moved swiftly, but Emily couldn't lip-read her words from across the room.

The deaf actor mastered the art of lip-reading, allowing him to participate fully in performances.

The spy surreptitiously lip-read the enemy's conversation, revealing vital information.

With his enhanced hearing, Mark could lip-read even the faintest of whispers.