The anthropologist wrote that deafism, a set of stereotyped behaviors characteristic of deaf people, has often been misinterpreted by outsiders.

Advocates examined how deafisms persist in public services and harm Deaf people's daily lives.

The phonologist deaffricates certain consonants in casual speech to streamline pronunciation.

In his dialect study, he deaffricated the target sounds, observing how pronunciation shifted across generations.

The linguist was deaffricating the dialect's consonants to better understand the historical sound changes.

In rapid casual speech, alveolar affricates often deaffricate and surface as fricatives.

In studying child language acquisition, researchers observed deaffricatization as a common phonological process.

The case report repeatedly used deafferenation to describe the patient's loss of sensory input.

The deaffrications recorded across several dialects helped reshape the language's consonant system.

The once-lush valley was sadly deafforested by widespread logging last decade.