deafening

IPA: dˈɛfʌnɪŋ

Examples of "deafening" in Sentences

The silence is rather deafening.
The ensuing silence was deafening.
What is the sound of deafening silence
The silence at home is deafening and scary.
The absence of the term Faggot is deafening.
The sound of the grinding of axes was deafening.
Gutierrez recalls the deafening sound of the earthquake.
The silence from the US Department of State is deafening.
` ` Save Our Sonics, '' they replied in deafening unison.
Acoustic systems have been implicated in deafening sea life.
They keep calling the cops, complaining the noise is deafening.
The second directly relates to the deafening effects of a loud crowd.
Within minutes the entire stadium had joined in a cacophony of deafening noise.
He also has criticized what he calls a deafening silence from the community, police and the national media.
The boos were frickin deafening while he was walking out to the mound – so in true FOX form, when you dont like reality, you alter it, or erase it.
At last came the word, and a score of sharp cracks leapt in deafening echoes from crag to crag, and a score of mules, with their riders, went down, creating the most dire confusion.
He recalled the deafening thunder of the drums, the glare and the blood, the moon peering down through the branches like the face of a perverse divinity pale from pride, and the thought that had come to him there, in his sickness and lonely hopelessness -- that while some in a fit of decrepitude and despair might turn to God, others might turn to the oblivion promised by evil.