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Definition of dysphasia - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
neurologyTECH. impaired or lost ability to communicate with words, often after brain damageTECH.
- After the stroke, he developed dysphasia and struggled to find words.
- Dysphasia made everyday conversations exhausting for her family.
- The neurologist explained that dysphasia affected his ability to form sentences.
Origin of dysphasia
Greek, dys- (bad) + phasis (speech)
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medical
having or relating to dysphasia
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- French:dysphasie, ...
- German:Dysphasie, ...
- Italian:disfasia, ...
- Spanish:disfasia, ...
- Portuguese:disfasia, ...
- Chinese:失语症, ...
- Japanese:失語症, ...
- Arabic:حُبْسَة كَلامِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:דִּיסְפַזְיָה, ...
- Russian:дисфазия, ...
- Ukrainian:дисфазія, ...
- Hindi:डिस्फ़ेज़िया, ...
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