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Meanings of profoundly deaf in anglès

Totally deaf; unable to hear anything.

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Usage of profoundly deaf in anglès
1
I have a very good friend who has been profoundly deaf since birth.
Wired
2
A control group of eight gerbils that received no treatment remained profoundly deaf.
The Guardian
3
Hopefully, it will be one best appreciated by the profoundly deaf.
The Guardian
4
I have a friend in town, tech writer, and profoundly deaf.
Wired
5
He is profoundly deaf and wears hearing aids in each ear.
Reuters
6
Ben Fletcher is profoundly deaf and registered blind as a result of Usher syndrome.
BBC
7
Fifteen pre-lingual profoundly deaf subjects were compared with a group of 16 hearing subjects.
Pubmed
8
A profoundly deaf beauty queen from Leicester is aiming to take on the world.
BBC
9
My son, who is 20 months-old was diagnosed as being profoundly deaf at birth.
The Irish Times
10
Meekings is profoundly deaf and would struggle to make out the conversations around her.
BBC
11
The story of Jack Griffiths, who is profoundly deaf, and his struggle to find work.
BBC
12
Mary Regan became profoundly deaf at the age of five, when she was struck by meningitis.
The Irish Times
13
Nearly half of those who responded were sign language users, and 70% profoundly deaf.
The Guardian
14
My father was profoundly deaf and I took him to see Laurence in Othello one afternoon.
The Guardian
15
Highly skilled and motivated, he's also profoundly deaf.
BBC
16
By her late 30s she was profoundly deaf.
Radio NZ
This collocation consists of:
Profoundly deaf across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Less common