aphony
英 ['æfənɪ] 美 ['æfənɪ]

n.

失声，无声；

权威例句

[Late technopathic aphony due to ethylene exide]
"A phony way to show sincerity, as we all well know": tobacco industry lobbying against tobacco control in Hong Kong.
Malpractice Makes Perfect: How the GOP Milks a Phony Doctors' Insurance Crisis
The Slope of a Straight Line: A Phony Estimator
Technology incentives program: success or a phony hard sell?
Trump blasts debate moderators: It's 'a phony system'
A criminal prosecutor says this is the No. 1 sign you're talking to a phony
Lectures, murder, and a phony terrorist: managing “Jewish power and danger” in 1960s communist Czechoslovakia
A phony war: bikies aren’t the only problem on Queensland’s Glitter Strip
Rockwell Heist: The extraordinary theft of seven Norman Rockwell paintings and a phony Renoir—and the 20-year chase for their recov...