deafen|deafened|deafening|deafens in English
verb
['deaf·en || 'defn]
make deaf, cause deafness; render inaudible by a louder sound, drown out; be noisy
Use "deafen|deafened|deafening|deafens" in a sentence
1. Did he deafen you?
2. This noise will deafen us all!
3. These inputs deafen and blind us to reality.
4. The silence is deafening.
5. The music was deafening.
6. Deafening applause greets the victors!
7. There was a deafening silence .
8. The music is deafening us!
9. He sat down amid deafening applause.
10. But the countryside! Absolute deafening silence.
11. The music reached a deafening crescendo.
12. The Banging of the drums was deafening
13. The whole theatre rocked with deafening cheers.
14. The noise of the machine was deafening.
15. 5 A deafening purr, quite ear-splitting!
16. The noise out in the street was deafening.
17. A deafening cheer went up from the crowd.
18. Soon it is loud enough to deafen those in the towers, who cover their ears.
19. The noise of the siren was deafening her.
20. Once again the answer was a deafening silence .
21. Outside there was a deafening crash of thunder.
22. The hubbub was even more deafening than usual.
23. 24 I was almost deafened by the high-pitched scream of the fire alarm.
24. Please turn the radio down the noise is deafening.
25. “A deafening explosion nearly threw me to the floor.