dysphasic
/dɪsˈfeɪzɪk/
adjective
- Relating to or affected by dysphasia, a language disorder.
- The hospital has a special unit for dysphasic patients recovering from brain injuries.
- She used picture cards to communicate with her dysphasic grandfather.
- The dysphasic child worked with a specialist to improve his vocabulary.
noun
- A person who has dysphasia.
- The clinic offers therapy sessions specifically for dysphasics.
- Many dysphasics find that speaking slowly helps them be understood.
- The support group helps dysphasics and their families cope with communication challenges.