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Deafyslexic: pronounced def•a•lex•ick A person having the disability of “Deafyslexia” often mishears something, and incorrectly comprehends the statement using close sounding words; People with advanced Deafyslexia often do this even if the wrongly replaced words make little to no sense rationally in the sentence. Temporay Deafyslexia VS Advanced Deafyslexia: A person with temporary Deafyslexia can be defined by; A person with hearing and/or commutative comprehension that is impaired at the current time due to other noises or lack of attentiveness to the conversation. A person with advanced Deafyslexia can be defined by; A person with hearing and/or commutative comprehension that is permanently less than average. A person who’s IQ level is less than average, therefor unable to accurately replace the misheard words.
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