[
UK
/dɪslˈɛksɪk/
]
[ US /dɪˈsɫɛksɪk/ ]
[ US /dɪˈsɫɛksɪk/ ]
ADJECTIVE
- of or relating to or symptomatic of dyslexia
- having impaired ability to comprehend written words usually associated with a neurologic disorder
NOUN
- a person who has dyslexia
How To Use dyslexic In A Sentence
- A colleague's dyslexic son particularly loved it. Times, Sunday Times
- While the St Oswald's unit caters for severe dyslexics, less severe cases are catered for in mainstream education at schools across the city.
- I was told last night by one of our choirmen about the agnostic dyslexic insomniac, who lays awake at night wondering if there's a dog…
- Conclusion:There are deficits in every side of reading in Chinese developmental dyslexics, and the main problem is auditory perception disorder.
- According to the article about 30 % of people with successful businesses would describ themselves as dyslexic not sure what the result would be if they tested them all but it might be interesting. Snell-Pym » Dyslexics and Business
- Unless something changes soon, and the addition of Indians 'misspelled first name dyslexic Bless You Boys
- So, Kristol is a hypocrite, as well as a dyslexic labeller. Think Progress » Kristol: “One or More Indictments in the Next Three Weeksâ€
- One note on this case ... one of the white firefighters is dyslexic. BREAKING: White firefighters win high court appeal
- Dyslexic people get more time, as they find it more difficult to read the question and write the answer.
- When I was identified as dyslexic, my parents sat me down, explained to me that this was how my mind worked and I should never be ashamed of it but I should also never use it as a crutch. "So, Refilwe, You're Retarded?!"
