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diplacusis
[ dip-luh-kyoo-sis ]
noun
, Pathology.
, plural dip·la·cu·ses [dip-l, uh, -, kyoo, -seez].
- a difference in hearing by the two ears so that one sound is heard as two.
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Word History and Origins
Origin of diplacusis1
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Example Sentences
Certain anomalous conditions of hearing are occasionally met with, such as the “paracusis of Willis”—a condition in which the patient hears better in a noise; “diplacusis,” or double hearing; and “hyperæsthesia acustica,” or painful impressions of sound.
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