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Often used in the same context:
expressive aphasia,
dementia praecox,
auditory hallucination,
grand mal,
depersonalization disorder,
incommunicable,
synaesthetic,
ataxic,
phonemic,
hypnagogic,
hypoactive,
synesthetic,
amblyopic,
retrograde amnesia,
amnesic,
monolingual,
profoundly deaf,
petit mal,
startle reflex,
hypochondriacal,
objective correlative,
spastic paralysis,
phonological,
anterograde amnesia,
nonverbal,
communicative,
senile dementia,
phantom limb,
bedfast,
jamais vu,
dysthymic,
preliterate,
cryptogenic,
somnambulistic,
deaf,
hemiplegic,
spastic colon,
pupillary,
sightless,
muzzy,
psychophysical,
psychogenic,
masticatory,
dyslexic,
tertiary syphilis,
compos mentis,
cyanotic,
untaught,
neurosensory,
experiencer,
unaccented,
coexistent,
imperforate anus,
essential tremor,
atonic,
afebrile,
generalized epilepsy,
ostensive,
factitious,
autistic savant,
syphilitic,
kinaesthetic,
fulminant,
phantom limb syndrome,
preconscious,
misshaped,
denotative,
cerebral hemisphere,
sapient,
lacunar,
postural hypotension,
premonitory,
womanish,
shivah,
visual impairment,
epiphanic,
shaking palsy,
dyadic,
gouty,
phantom limb pain,
infanticidal,
onomatopoetic,
spinal curvature,
profounder,
aleatory,
stigmatic,
psychosomatic,
amnestic,
connotative,
charcot,
temporal arteritis,
incommunicative,
depressive,
dystrophic,
otitis,
dualist,
psychopathological,
cerebral palsy,
prefrontal lobotomy,
rene descartes,
uncaused,
cognitive,
aphasia,
aphasics,
aphasias,
dysphasia,
alexia,
bilinguals,
impairments,
agnosia,
dyslexics,
alcoholics,
amnesia,
dyslexia,
impairment,
learners,
neurotics,
psychotic,
psychotics,
schizophrenics,
stutterer,
agraphia,
agoraphobic,
psychoneurotic,
schizophrenic,
autistic,
dysarthric,
neurotic,
phobic,
bulimic,
nonpsychotic,
hyperkinetic,
neurasthenic,
catatonic,
borderline,
hypothyroid,
psychopathic
More general:
handicapped person
Synonyms:
inarticulate,
unarticulate
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— Nouns for aphasic:
patients,
patient,
subjects,
children,
syndromes,
adults,
symptoms,
disorders,
disturbances,
individuals,
speech,
more...
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