Synonym: deaf, deafen, indifferent. Similar words: leaf, quite a few, take after, make a face, be afraid to, be afraid of, one after another, idea. Meaning: [def] 
n. people who have severe hearing impairments. v. make or render deaf. adj. 1. lacking or deprive of the sense of hearing wholly or in part 2. (usually followed by `to') unwilling or refusing to pay heed.
n. people who have severe hearing impairments. v. make or render deaf. adj. 1. lacking or deprive of the sense of hearing wholly or in part 2. (usually followed by `to') unwilling or refusing to pay heed. 
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31 The two deaf actors converse solely in signing.
32 The boy is mute and deaf.
33 She was deaf to my advice.
34 Deaf people are sometimes treated as being mentally deficient.
35 She's deaf in her left ear.
36 Many of these children are profoundly deaf.
37 He was deaf to my requests for help.
38 He was deaf to all advice.
39 Her advice fell on deaf ears.
40 Deaf people and dumb people are disabled too.
41 She was born deaf and dumb.
42 At that time, deaf children were not considered educable.
43 Deaf children can often be included in mainstream education.
44 She was deaf to his pleas.
45 It's no good shouting—he's stone deaf.
46 The committee remained deaf to our suggestions.
47 He was deaf to my supplications.
48 He can't hear you—he's deaf.
49 Beverley was born blind and deaf.
50 Many regular TV programs are captioned for the deaf.
51 Grandad's as deaf as a post.
52 She's deaf and dumb and communicates using sign language.
53 I'm a little deaf please articulate carefully.
54 She remained deaf until she died.
55 Lisa is deaf in one ear and partially blind.
56 He turned a deaf ear to the rumours.
57 She is now profoundly deaf.
58 His complaints fell on deaf ears.sentencedict.com/deaf.html
59 She turned a deaf ear to their complaints.
60 She learnt to sign to help her deaf child.
More similar words: leaf, quite a few, take after, make a face, be afraid to, be afraid of, one after another, idea, dead, deal, dealt, death, ideal, deal in, ordeal, dealer, deadly, dearth, deal out, fade away, deal with, a big deal, deadline, endeavour, a good deal, a great deal, put to death, a good deal of, double-dealing, the death penalty.