deaf-mutism

• État d'une personne sourde de naissance ou devenue sourde avant l'acquisition du langage, qui ne peut donc pas parler. Désigne la combinaison d'une surdité profonde et de l'absence de parole.

A medical condition characterized by congenital deafness that results in an inability to speak.

indénombrable

1. Congenital deafness leading to mutismC1formalmedical

   A condition where a person is born deaf, which prevents them from learning to speak naturally, resulting in an inability to speak.

   surdimutité

   • Deaf-mutism is often caused by genetic factors or prenatal infections.
   • Early intervention programs can help children with deaf-mutism develop communication skills.
   • The term 'deaf-mutism' is considered outdated; 'deaf without speech' is preferred.

   Synonymesdeaf-muteness