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aphasic

/əˈfeɪ.zɪk/

Tradução: Relativo à afasia ou afetado por afasia — condição que prejudica a capacidade de compreender ou produzir linguagem., Substantivo que designa uma pessoa que sofre de afasia, condição que compromete a capacidade de usar ou compreender a linguagem, frequentemente devido a lesão cerebral.

2 verbetes

adjective

/əˈfeɪ.zɪk/C2formalmedical
  • ptRelativo à afasia ou afetado por afasia — condição que prejudica a capacidade de compreender ou produzir linguagem.

Relating to or affected by aphasia, a condition that impairs the ability to understand or produce speech.

  1. C1formalmedical

    Relating to or affected by aphasia, a condition that impairs the ability to understand or produce language due to brain damage.

    ptAfásico

    • The aphasic patient struggled to find the right words during therapy.
    • After the stroke, he became aphasic and could only say a few words.
    • The speech therapist worked with aphasic individuals to improve their communication skills.
  2. C1formalmedical

    Describing someone who is unable to speak due to a brain lesion or neurological damage.

    ptAfásico

    • The aphasic man communicated through gestures and writing.
    • She remained aphasic for months following the accident.
    • The doctor noted that the aphasic condition was caused by a lesion in the left hemisphere.

    Sinônimosdumbmutespeechless

    Antônimosarticulateeloquentfluentloquacioustalkativeverbalvocal

Formas
  • more aphasic comparative form
  • most aphasic superlative form

noun

/əˈfeɪ.zɪk/C2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa uma pessoa que sofre de afasia, condição que compromete a capacidade de usar ou compreender a linguagem, frequentemente devido a lesão cerebral.

A noun referring to a person affected by aphasia, a condition that impairs the ability to use or understand language, often due to brain damage.

  1. Person with aphasiaC1formalmedical

    An individual who has aphasia, a condition that impairs the ability to process or produce language due to brain damage.

    ptPessoa com afasia

    • The aphasic struggled to find the right words during conversation.
    • Speech therapy can help an aphasic regain some communication skills.
    • The support group is designed for aphasics and their families.
Formas
  • aphasics plural form
  • aphasics' possessive plural form
  • aphasic's possessive singular form