Anaudic

/ænˈɔːdɪk/ adjective

Definition

Relating to or characterized by anaudia; describing a person or condition involving the inability to produce articulate speech or voice.

Etymology

From 'anaudia' + '-ic' (relating to). An adjectival form created to describe conditions or characteristics related to the loss of voice or speech.

Kelly Says

Anaudic individuals face unique communication challenges, and modern speech-language pathology has developed assistive technologies and therapies that are allowing people with anaudic conditions to communicate in innovative ways.

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