How do you use the word deafening in a sentence?

Answer 1

The word 'deafening' is the present participle of the verb 'to deafen'. The present participle of the verb is also an adjective, and a gerund, a verbal noun.

The noise coming from the heavy metal concert was simply deafening.

Answer 2

Are you deaf ?!?!

• Were they born deaf, or did they become deaf?
• Deaf from birth and have never heard a word spoken?
• Deaf since childhood, and owing to an allergy she is unable to wear hearing aids.
• All deaf children to have a positive deaf children to have a positive deaf identity.
• Deaf since birth and his eyesight will deteriorate with time.
• Deaf pupils are boarders who live a long way away.
• And is it really true that you are going deaf?
• Recently, a very few congenitally deaf children have been implanted with an auditory brainstem implant in Europe.
• Wales have a strong forum now, set up in 1995 by deaf people for deaf people for deaf people in their area.
• Jordan has a hearing loss jordan wears two hearing aids and is severely deaf.
• Then, the partially deaf old fellow, with the speech defect, presumed as a result of private school sodomy.
• Deaf mutes under the care of the mission, some of whom are blind as well.
• With the totally deaf, you're on yer own.