11 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Deafen' in a Sentence
"To cause someone to become deaf; for example, a loud noise or an accident can deafen a person, leading to a loss of hearing." more
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The concert hall was deafening with the electric guitar solo reverberating through the crowd.
The alarm sirens am deafening the city during the emergency drill.
The loud cheers from the enthusiastic fans threatened to deafen the stadium during the championship game.
The applause in the theater will be deafening after the outstanding performance.
The constant drilling noise can gradually deafen workers in industrial settings.
The constant construction noise could gradually deafen the residents of the busy urban area.
The high-pitched screech of the subway brakes had the capacity to deafen passengers during rush hour.
The cheers from the victory parade had the capacity to deafen the streets filled with celebrating fans.
The silence in the library was abruptly interrupted by a deafening crash.
The blaring sirens of the ambulance threatened to deafen the urgency of the situation.
The drilling machine's constant noise had the potential to deafen the workers over time.
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