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aphonia

aphonia
Noun

This clinical term describes a complete absence of voice, distinguishing it from dysphonia, which refers to a partial loss or impairment of voice quality. It carries a sterile, medical connotation and is typically used in diagnostic reports or pathological descriptions rather than casual conversation.

As an uncountable noun, aphonia refers to a state or condition. It does not have a plural form in standard medical usage; one does not refer to multiple aphonias, but rather to instances or cases of aphonia.

Meanings

Examples

The patient presented with complete aphonia following the surgery.

The patient presented with complete aphonia following the surgery.

Health

I cannot speak a word because of this sudden aphonia.

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Psychogenic aphonia can be triggered by extreme emotional trauma.

Psychogenic aphonia can be triggered by extreme emotional trauma.

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She stared at him in a state of total aphonia, unable to scream.

She stared at him in a state of total aphonia, unable to scream.

Detective

The doctor explained that the aphonia was temporary and caused by inflammation.

The doctor explained that the aphonia was temporary and caused by inflammation.

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Is it possible for stress to cause a temporary aphonia?

Is it possible for stress to cause a temporary aphonia?

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He suffered from aphonia for three days after the severe laryngitis.

He suffered from aphonia for three days after the severe laryngitis.

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The sudden onset of aphonia left the witness unable to testify orally.

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A complete aphonia makes it impossible to produce any vocal sound.

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