Deafen
volume
British pronunciation/dˈɛfən/
American pronunciation/ˈdɛfən/

Definition & Meaning of "deafen"

to deafen
01

to make a space or area soundproof

Transitive: to deafen a space
02

to cause a temporary or permanent loss of hearing

Transitive: to deafen sb
03

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

Transitive: to deafen sb

deafen

v

deaf

adj

deafened

adj

deafened

adj

deafening

adj

deafening

adj
example
Example
The walls of the recording studio were deafened to keep out external noise.
The apartment was deafened with thick insulation to block traffic noise.
To create a quiet environment, they deafen the office with soundproof materials.
To avoid distractions, they deafened the conference room with heavy curtains.
They decided to deafen the room to ensure no sounds disturbed the meeting.
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