deafen
dea
ˈdɛ
de
fen
fən
fēn
British pronunciation
/dˈɛfən/

Definition & Meaning of "deafen"in English

to deafen
01

to cause a temporary or permanent loss of hearing

Transitive: to deafen sb
to deafen definition and meaning
example
Examples
The explosion was so loud that it threatened to deafen those nearby.
Prolonged exposure to loud music can gradually deafen a person.
02

to make a space or area soundproof

Transitive: to deafen a space
example
Examples
The walls of the recording studio were deafened to keep out external noise.
They decided to deafen the room to ensure no sounds disturbed the meeting.
03

to overwhelm someone with a loud noise, making it hard for them to hear or concentrate

Transitive: to deafen sb
example
Examples
The music at the concert was so loud it nearly deafened the crowd.
The roar of the crowd at the stadium deafened him as he walked to the field.
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