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Noun Concept
Categories: Hearing loss, Articles with short description, Deafness, RTT, Occupational safety and health
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deafness  hearing loss  hearing impairment  deaf  International symbol for deafness
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Partial or complete loss of hearing WordNet 3.0
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Partial or complete loss of hearing WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
Hearing loss is a partial or total inability to hear. Wikipedia
Form of hearing disorder Wikidata
Person who is partial or total unable to hear Wikidata
A decrease in strength or any abnormality or partial or complete loss of hearing or of the function of ear, or hearing system, due directly or secondarily to pathology or injury; it may be either temporary or permanent. OmegaWiki
IS A
hearing impairment
health problem
hearing disorder
sensory loss
PART OF
deaf community
HAS KIND
deaf-mutism
tone deafness
dysacusis
mute
sensorineural hearing loss
+2 relations
DERIVATION
deaf
FACET OF
hearing
LANGUAGES SPOKEN, WRITTEN OR SIGNED
sign language
WordNet 3.0 & Open English WordNet
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deafness, hearing loss
Wikipedia
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hearing loss
Wikidata
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deaf, hearing loss
OmegaWiki
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hearing impairment
Wikipedia Redirections
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Age Related Hearing Impairment, anacusis, auditory impairment, bilateral hearing loss, congenital deafness, DOHH, Familial deafness, hard-of-hearing, hard of hearing, Hardness of hearing, hearing-impaired, hearing damage, hearing deficits, Hearing disabilities, Hearing disability, Hearing disorders, Hearing disorders and deafness, hearing impaired, Hearing Loss, Hearing problem, hearing problems, Hearing problems in children, hereditary deafness, Hereditary hearing disorder, Hereditary hearing loss, hypoacusis, impairment of hearing, International symbol for deafness, International Symbol for Deafness, Late-deafened, Loss of hearing, LY411575, Noise induced deafness, Partial deafness, partial loss of hearing, perceptive deafness, Profound deafness, profound hearing loss, profoundly deaf, sudden hearing loss, syndromic deafness, Temporary deafness
Wikidata Alias
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deaf people, deaf person, hearing impairment, hypoacuses, hypoacusis, loss, hearing, loss of hearing

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