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tinnitus

tinnitus
Noun

This term describes a subjective auditory experience, often characterized as ringing, buzzing, or whistling. It is primarily used in medical and clinical contexts to describe a symptom rather than a disease itself, carrying a connotation of persistence and irritation.

As a mass noun, tinnitus is treated as uncountable. It does not have a plural form and cannot be counted with numbers; instead, it is described by its intensity or frequency, or referred to as a condition.

Meanings

Nountinnitus

The perception of noise or ringing in the ears when no external sound is present.

He suffered from a constant high-pitched tinnitus after the explosion.

Examples

I have tinnitus.

I have tinnitus.

Tinnitus is annoying.

Tinnitus is annoying.

Stop that tinnitus.

Stop that tinnitus.

He had tinnitus after the concert.

He had tinnitus after the concert.

My tinnitus started last year.

My tinnitus started last year.

She felt tinnitus in her left ear.

She felt tinnitus in her left ear.

The patient reported chronic tinnitus during the exam.

The patient reported chronic tinnitus during the exam.

Health

Loud music at the festival caused my tinnitus.

Loud music at the festival caused my tinnitus.

Travel

I cannot focus on the lecture because of tinnitus.

School Life

The veteran described his tinnitus as a constant whistle.

The veteran described his tinnitus as a constant whistle.

History

We must address the patient's tinnitus to improve sleep.

Business

Some people experience pulsatile tinnitus linked to blood flow.

Some people experience pulsatile tinnitus linked to blood flow.

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