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diplacusis

[dip-luh-kyoo-sis]
noun, plural dip·la·cu·ses [dip-luh-kyoo-seez] /ˌdɪp ləˈkyu siz/. Pathology.
  1. a difference in hearing by the two ears so that one sound is heard as two.

Origin of diplacusis

< New Latin, equivalent to dipl(o)- diplo- + Greek akoúsis hearing (akoú(ein) to hear, listen to + -sis -sis)
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diplacusis in Medicine

diplacusis

[dĭp′lə-kōō′sĭs]
n.
  1. A difference in the perception of sound by the ears, either in time or in pitch, so that one sound is heard as two.
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