dysphrasia
noun
dys·phra·sia
də̇sˈfrāzh(ē)ə
plural -s
: defective speech due to impairment of intellect
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from dys- + -phrasia
- make free with
- make friends
- make friends with
- make fun of
- make game of
- make good
- make good (for)
- make good for
- make good on
- make good one's escape
- make good time
- make haste
- make hay
- make head
- make headway
- make heavy weather of
- make history
- make into a big deal
- make it
- make it (through)
- make it a point to
- make it a point to (do something)
- make it a point to do something
- make it a rule
- make it one's business