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Dementia Pronunciation

Pronounce Dementia as D EH M EH N T IY AH.

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    Dementia phonetic transcription:

    When you start learning English, it's important to become familiar with the typical sounds of the language. The best way to do this is by studying phonetics. Below is the UK transcription for the word 'dementia'. Get the right phonetic representation for any word using our free Phonetic Transcription Tool.

    • Traditional IPA representation of dementia: /dɛmɛntɪæ/
    • Modern IPA representation of dementia: /dɛmɛntɪæ/

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    List of meaning for dementia

    progressive decline in cognitive function due to damage or disease in the brain

    dementia, dementedness(noun)

    mental deterioration of organic or functional origin

    a serious mental disorder that prevents one from living a safe and normal life

    doctors were able to treat the patient's dementia with drugs and thus allow him to function on his own

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    dementia in sentence

    1. The patient with dementia has begun forgetting who certain people are, including her own children.

    2. Because her mother is suffering from dementia and can no longer oversee her own affairs, Pamela is pressing for conservatorship of her homestead.

    3. Elderly people tend to get crabby as they age due to their dementia and the increase in their physical ailments.

    4. As the dementia patient began to dement even further, Dr. Jacobs talked to her family about a way to cope with the loss of her thinking capabilities.

    5. Although knitting used to be her favorite pastime, the patient with dementia could no longer remember the steps.

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    Quotes and sayings containing the term dementia

    You've got a group of people with dementia who don't really grasp the nature and purpose of their surroundings, or the circumstances that compelled them to be there, consequently they're alone and at sea, and feel frightened and even abandoned by family.

    – Robert Abrams

    Patients with advanced dementia were seen to have greatly improved short-term memory retention after a horticulture session, some of the participants remembered the chirping sound of a cricket in the garden almost two weeks after the event.

    – Joel Flagler

    That overall picture of the footprint of caregiving to older adults that is attributable to dementia is the study's most important message.

    – Judith Kasper

    Of particular interest to us is the classes where there is no association. Previously, antihistamines have been implicated( in dementia risk), but we've not found any association between those specifically and dementia, as well as the gastrointestinal drugs.

    – George Savva

    If we don't do something about this, we could have an even greater epidemic of cases of dementia developing at even younger ages than what we are seeing now.

    – Dimitry Davydow

    There weren’t any bottles around, we could see he was having a hard time getting around. We knew that years on the road, or at least what we were told, had taken its toll on him. But when he actually came into the studio, he was there to work. And when he was no longer able to work, when he just felt too much pain, was exhausted, or his voice couldn’t get there, we shut down the session. There wasn’t any erratic, drunken behavior off-screen… He seemed convinced dementia was his problem.

    – Producer John Marks

    Taking care of yourself when you are 50 can make a big difference when you are 70, not just for heart attack and stroke but for Alzheimer's and dementia as well.

    – David Geldmacher

    Some people believe it's inevitable they'll develop dementia because of their genetics, (But) you may be able to substantially reduce your dementia risk by living a healthy lifestyle.

    – David Llewellyn

    Previous studies had really only said that anticholinergics were associated with dementia incidence, but we broke it down by class, which is where our study really has its novelty and power.

    – George Savva

    We have identified a specific need for a specialized unit for our dementia population and are in the very early phases of concept development.

    – Elizabeth Gransee

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