hard of hearing , HoH (abbreviation)
hearing-impaired

Like he thought I might be hard of hearing in my mind.

After you've been living close to the engines for a while you get hard of hearing.

Perhaps she was only hard of hearing, for the call seemed very real and not magical at all.

It can be used for people who are deaf or very hard of hearing.

I said this very loudly, for they might perhaps have been hard of hearing.

"I mean, are you getting at all hard of hearing?"

But he became very hard of hearing and sometimes had trouble following debates.

They could hear his voice, raised loudly as if talking to someone hard of hearing.

They said that combat noise had left them hard of hearing.

"She's a little hard of hearing, so I hope she got it straight."

A common usage is to aid people who are hard of hearing.

As with many people who are hard of hearing, he spoke rather loudly.

He is hard of hearing and grew up in a deaf family.

It's a wonder we're not all hard of hearing after that beast.

Since he was also hard of hearing, Mara's words had escaped him as well.

His lawyers say the general is hard of hearing, and thus not able to follow court testimony.

Viewers who are deaf or hard of hearing will be getting a new service from Central next week.

Everyone who is deaf or hard of hearing uses sign language.

That he was hard of hearing turned out to be a blessing in disguise.

In addition to his other troubles, Jackie had gone a bit hard of hearing.

He raised his voice; the old and diseased must also be hard of hearing.

"You seem a bit hard of hearing this morning, sir.

Special applications for this system may be used to help deaf and hard of hearing people understand what is being said.

In addition, he has since been hard of hearing.

The doctor spoke slowly and loudly, as though the girl might be hard of hearing.