deaf-blind
[def-blahynd]
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adjective
of or relating to a person who is both deaf and blind.
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Deaf-blind metaphors to correspond do not exist and are not necessary.
The World I Live InHelen Keller
Philosophy is the history of a deaf-blind person writ large.
OptimismHelen Keller
In 1824 at the school for the deaf at Hartford, Connecticut, the first deaf-blind pupil in America began to receive instruction.
The DeafHarry Best
The deaf-blind, however, do not form a large class, and only in a small number of schools are they to be found.
The DeafHarry Best
We have already referred to the funds left to certain of the schools in trust for deaf-blind pupils.
The DeafHarry Best