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dyslexic

[ dis-lek-sik ]

adjective

  1. of or relating to the reading disorder dyslexia.


noun

  1. a person with dyslexia.
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Word History and Origins

Origin of dyslexic1

First recorded in 1960–65; dyslex(ia) + -ic
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Example Sentences

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In The Times investigation, former Squad members alleged that Rockelle struggled to read; she contended that she is dyslexic.

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He explained that his friends used to say "you don't look dyslexic" as if it was a "deformity", but he added "those were the times".

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The Handsworth-born poet was dyslexic and unable to read or write but went on to have a career that spanned poetry, literature, music and television.

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The Handsworth-born poet was dyslexic and unable to read or write when he left school aged 13, yet went on to have a career that spanned poetry, literature, music and acting.

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“As a dyslexic child who dreamed of becoming famous, Cher was raised in often-chaotic circumstances, surrounded by singers, actors, and a mother who inspired her in spite of their difficult relationship,” Dey Street Books said.

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