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Noun Concept
Categories: Learning to read, Wikipedia articles published in WikiJournal of Medicine, Wikipedia articles published in peer-reviewed literature, Literacy, Dyslexia
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dyslexia  Lysdexia  acquired dyslexia  Agnostic alexia  Aixelsyd
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Impaired ability to learn to read WordNet 3.0
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Impaired ability to learn to read WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
Dyslexia, previously known as word blindness, is a learning disability that affects either reading or writing. Wikipedia
A developmental communication disorder Wikipedia Disambiguation
Neurological condition, developmental or acquired, characterized by trouble with reading despite normal intelligence Wikidata
A condition in which a person's ability to read and write is much lower than would be expected of someone of that person's intelligence. OmegaWiki
A learning disability characterized by reading and writing difficulties. Wiktionary
Learning disability. Wiktionary (translation)
IS A
learning disorder
disease
reading disability
language disorder
HAS KIND
deep dyslexia
surface dyslexia
phonological dyslexia
DERIVATION
dyslectic
dyslexic
GENETIC ASSOCIATION
PCSK6
HAS CAUSE
genetic disease
HEALTH SPECIALTY
physiological psychology
pediatrics
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS
functional magnetic resonance imaging
OPPOSITE OF
hyperlexia
SYMPTOMS
reading disability
WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
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dyslexia
Wikipedia
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dyslexia
Wikidata
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dyslexia
Wiktionary
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dyslexia
OmegaWiki
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dyslexia
Wikipedia Redirections
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acquired dyslexia, Agnostic alexia, Aixelsyd, Alexia : Acquired dyslexia, causes of dyslexia, developmental dyslexia, Developmental reading disorder, Dilexia, Dilsexia, Dislexia, Dislexya, Dislexyia, Dsylexia, Dylsexia, Dylsexic, Dyselxia, Dyselxic, dyslexic, dyslexics, dysorthographia, Genetics of dyslexia, Lysdexia, Reading Difficulties and Dyslexia
Wikidata Alias
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reading/writing disorder

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