dyslexic
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Definition
Adjective:
- Having impaired ability to comprehend written words: Describes a person who has significant difficulty with reading, spelling, and writing words, a condition typically associated with a neurological difference in how the brain processes language.
- Of, relating to, or symptomatic of dyslexia: Pertaining to the specific learning difficulty known as dyslexia, or displaying its characteristic signs.
Noun:
- A person affected by dyslexia: An individual who has dyslexia.
Usage Examples
- Adjective:
- The school provides specialized software for dyslexic students.
- She has a dyslexic processing style that makes reading standard fonts challenging.
- Noun:
- As a dyslexic, he uses audiobooks to access literature.
- This teaching method is highly effective for dyslexics.
Advanced Usage
- "dyslexic thinking": A term sometimes used to describe the unique cognitive strengths, such as problem-solving and spatial reasoning, that can accompany dyslexia.
- The company values dyslexic thinking for its innovative approach to design.
Variants and Related Words
- Dyslexia (n): The name of the specific learning difficulty itself.
- He was diagnosed with dyslexia at an early age.
- Dyslectic (adj/n): A less common variant with the same meaning as 'dyslexic'.
Synonyms
- Reading-disabled (adj): Having a disability that affects reading.
- Learning-disabled (adj): Having a condition that makes learning, especially academic skills, more difficult. (Note: This is a broader term.)
Related Phrases
- To be dyslexic: The common phrasing to state someone has dyslexia.
- It is estimated that one in ten people are dyslexic.
Adjective
- having impaired ability to comprehend written words usually associated with a neurologic disorder
- of or relating to or symptomatic of dyslexia