Antonyms for aphasia
əˈfeɪ ʒəapha·si·a

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Princeton's WordNet

1. aphasianoun

   inability to use or understand language (spoken or written) because of a brain lesion

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1. aphasia

   Synonyms:
   Dysphasia, logasthenia

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1. volubility

   Submitted by anonymous on November 17, 2019  

How to use aphasia in a sentence?

1. Samer Al-Hadidi:

   Aphasia is well described, and it [manifests itself in] different ways according to the area of the brain affected.

2. Jessica Pegula:

   She is dealing with significant expressive aphasia and significant memory issues.

3. Henry Paulson:

   Aphasia really means problems with language, and that can vary from having trouble finding your words to understanding what people say. It can occur because of a tumor on the brain, a stroke or from a progressive neurodegenerative condition, because his diagnosis is frontotemporal dementia, Mr. Willis clearly has a progressive, neurodegenerative disease as opposed to a stroke or a tumor or some other lesion on the brain.

4. Kim Campbell:

   He’s lost most of his ability to communicate verbally. He has severe aphasia, but he still understands the universal language of smiles and kisses, and he enjoys food. we just trust that God has a purpose for everything that we face in our lives, and we just love each other through whatever we’re going through. Alzheimer’s is a disease that affects the whole family.

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