stone-deaf Antonyms
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Meaning of stone-deaf
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stone-deaf (s)
totally deaf; unable to hear anything
stone-deaf Sentence Examples
- The elderly lady was stone-deaf, struggling to make sense of the conversations around her.
- Despite wearing a hearing aid, the man remained stone-deaf, unable to distinguish even loud noises.
- The concert was so deafening that it left some attendees stone-deaf.
- The constant ringing in his ears had gradually rendered him stone-deaf.
- The young boy was born stone-deaf, forever deprived of the joy of hearing.
- The stone-deaf man relied on lip-reading and sign language to communicate.
- The stone-deaf student faced significant challenges in academic settings, requiring specialized support.
- The once-vibrant city had become eerily silent as the stone-deaf population grew.
- The stone-deaf couple had developed their own unique communication system, using gestures and touch.
- Despite his stone-deafness, the musician continued to compose beautiful melodies, using his imagination to hear the music he could not.
FAQs About the word stone-deaf
totally deaf; unable to hear anything
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The elderly lady was stone-deaf, struggling to make sense of the conversations around her.
Despite wearing a hearing aid, the man remained stone-deaf, unable to distinguish even loud noises.
The concert was so deafening that it left some attendees stone-deaf.
The constant ringing in his ears had gradually rendered him stone-deaf.
