deafen

Right I'll try and not to deafen you this time.

He should probably place it outside or he'd be deafened.

He turned the music up So what if it would deafen him?

With her head so close to his, the sound of it nearly deafened him.

We're in a culture where people want to be deafened, apparently.

The young women come home, The pleasure in them deafens me.

He worked his way down again, almost deafened by the noise of the fall.

Her scream was such as to deafen all of them.

The howl of sound from the road was deafening him.

There was a crash of sound that left them deafened.

The thunder followed immediately, deafening them both for a moment.

He closed the door so quietly I was almost deafened.

No, really, these kids were deafening in the first, second, third and fourth grades.

The gun went off close enough to momentarily deafen him.

"I'm not going to fall and hurt myself, but you might deafen me."

A report rang out, deafening him, and still the woman screamed.

The sound was much louder than he had anticipated, deafening him for a moment.

Once more the ground shook, and they were nearly deafened by the shock.

As he did so the water went past below them with a thunder that deafened.

I thought at first that the continued noise, the pressure, had deafened me.

The sound all but deafened him, and made his teeth buzz.

The ringing of the phone deafened the pounding in his head.

Once again we were deafened by the roar of the hurricane.

Hitting the door dead center with a crash that deafened me.

"It almost deafened me, but outside of that I seem to be all right.