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tinnitus
[ ti-nahy-tuhs, tin-i- ]
noun
- a ringing or similar sensation of sound in the ears.
tinnitus
/ ˈtɪnɪtəs; tɪˈnaɪtəs /
noun
- pathol a ringing, hissing, or booming sensation in one or both ears, caused by infection of the middle or inner ear, a side effect of certain drugs, etc
tinnitus
/ tĭn′ĭ-təs,tĭ-nī′- /
- A buzzing, ringing, or whistling sound in one or both ears occurring without an external stimulus. Its causes include ear infection or blockage, certain drugs, head injury, and neurologic disease.
Word History and Origins
Origin of tinnitus1
Word History and Origins
Origin of tinnitus1
Example Sentences
In 2021, a team of doctors at a university hospital in Seoul treated a 24-year-old who presented with tinnitus and was “very agitated.”
Workers also suffered from tinnitus, a constant ringing or other ghost noises in the ears.
Wildfire was a constant, with us everywhere, every day, all year long, like tinnitus or regret.
Cutter said her ability to hear improved dramatically and the tinnitus was greatly reduced.
The hearing in her affected ear remained poor and the tinnitus constant.
Alone with the “mausoleum of sounds” that is her memory she must record her past “before it becomes tinnitus and is lost.”
(c) If tinnitus and attacks of vertigo, due to marked retraction of the membrane, are temporarily relieved by inflation.
The absence of digestive ill effects, tinnitus, etc., is explained by the small dosage.
The tinnitus, therefore, is rather of the nature of an illusion than of a hallucination.
Tinnitus aurium, or subjective noises in the ear, may constitute a very annoying and persistent symptom.
Deafness and tinnitus are dependent upon the accumulation of epithelium and débris.
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