Deafen

The constant exposure to noise pollution from nearby construction sites can gradually deafen residents in the area.

The frequent use of headphones at high volumes can gradually deafen a person's hearing.

The politician's convoluted speech only served to deafen the public's understanding of the issue.

The politician chose to deafen the pleas of the marginalized communities.

The loud concert music could deafen the audience if they don't wear earplugs.

The construction worker's constant exposure to loud machinery caused him to deafen over time.

Long-term exposure to loud music can eventually deafen a musician's hearing ability.

The loud crash of the falling bookshelf caused her to deafen in one ear.

The sudden loud noise from the fireworks caused him to deafen temporarily.

The professor's complex lecture on quantum mechanics seemed to deafen the students.

Rock concerts with loud speakers can deafen concertgoers if they don't wear ear protection.

The construction workers had to wear ear protection because the drilling noise would deafen them otherwise.

The jet engine's roar can deafen pilots if they are not wearing noise-canceling headsets.

The explosion of fireworks can deafen dogs, so it's important to keep them inside.

The continuous exposure to gunfire during military training can cause soldiers to deafen over time.

The continuous gunshots from the firing range can deafen soldiers if they don't wear proper ear protection.