speech clinic

[speech klin-ik]

noun

1. speech center.

Word History and Origins

Origin of speech clinic¹

First recorded in 1960–65

Example Sentences

That interest in the underlying causes of his stuttering fueled his desire to join the study, which he learned about after attending a summer speech clinic run by Irani.

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Mine were done at the University of Maryland Hearing and Speech Clinic for much less than Mr. Fowler’s headphones.

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“My mom, was for a time, a stay-at-home mom. My dad got sick when I was about 10 years old so my mom went back to school. She got a Master’s in speech pathology and started working at the Seattle hearing and speech clinic.”

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The hearing clinic averages 1,700 patient visits a year; the speech clinic averages 2,500.

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Nicole spent six weeks of intense game playing at a speech clinic in New Jersey, emerging "like a different child," Donna Davis says.

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