speech-reading

British  

noun

1. another name for lip-reading

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Example Sentences

“Craptions,” as they’re often called, combined with recordings that don’t require presenters to keep their cameras on, prevent those who rely on captions or speech-reading from fully understanding the presentation.

From Scientific American

And in interactions in which deaf people rely on speech-reading and facial cues, masks make communication nearly impossible.

From Washington Post

Some disabilities were relatively easy to provide accessible information for, by asking people to make transcripts of audio for people with hearing impairment or ensure written information is compatible with speech-reading software used by those with a visual impairment.

From The Guardian

It would be nearest the truth to say that they are "taught articulation," or that they are instructed by the use of speech and speech-reading.

From Project Gutenberg

The Oral Method.—Speech and speech-reading, together with writing, are made the chief means of instruction, and facility in speech and speech-reading, as well as mental development and written language, is aimed at.

From Project Gutenberg