10 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 sudden gunshot deafened his ears in the silent night.
The intense gunfire during the battle has deafened the soldiers' ears.
The loud explosion deafened the crowd at the concert.
The storm outside had been deafening, rattling the windows throughout the night.
The sirens and alarms have been deafening in the chaotic city.
The gunfire in the action movie is deafening.
The enthusiastic cheers from the crowd will have deafened the winning team.
The ongoing protests with loud chants and slogans have deafened the city streets.
The war zone was deafening with the constant gunfire and explosions.
The sudden crash of the waves will have deafened the sailors on the stormy night.
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