dysphasic
adjective uk/dɪsˈfeɪ.zɪk/ us/dɪsˈfeɪ.zɪk/
（形容疾病）有语言障碍的
having a brain condition that causes difficulties with producing and sometimes understanding language
They found around half this group to be dysphasic. 他们发现这部分人中约半数有语言障碍症状。
dysphasic children 有语言障碍的儿童
Compare: aphasic
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- A study showed that test scores correlated with the subsequent progress of dysphasic children.
- This phenomenon was studied in a group of profoundly dysphasic patients.
- Broca discovered during post mortem examination of the brain of a patient who had been dysphasic that this area was severely damaged.
- Benton noted that developmentally dysphasic children commonly had difficulty with nonlinguistic auditory sequencing and memory.