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deafening
[def-uh-ning]
adjective
overwhelmingly loud; booming; earsplitting: the deafening sound of a chainsaw.
the crowd’s deafening roar;
the deafening sound of a chainsaw.
noun
deafening
/ ˈɛəɪŋ /
adjective
excessively loud
deafening music
Other Word Forms
- half-deafening adjective
- nondeafening adjective
- nondeafeningly adverb
- quasi-deafening adjective
- ˈڱԾԲ adverb
Word History and Origins
Origin of deafening1
Example Sentences
The hype was deafening, it seemed for all the world that Gomes' script was written.
A doctor, who works with the college's kidney sciences department, says he and his colleagues were in their building, about 500 metres away, when they heard a "deafening sound" outside.
The streets in Jerusalem leading up to the Knesset, Israel's parliament, were a sea of blue and white Israeli flags, and the noise from vast loudspeakers set up along the route was deafening.
The avalanche of mud that swept over Blatten sounded like a deafening roar, as it swept down into the valley leaving an enormous cloud of dust.
Ukrainian soldiers fire four rounds, each one emitting a deafening sound.
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