deafly Definition

deaf
adj

1. Unable to hear at all or unable to hear well.
2. Not willing to listen to (advice, appeals, criticism, etc).

Thesaurus: oblivious, heedless, indifferent, unmoved, stubborn, obstinate; Antonym: concerned.
Form: deaf to something (usually)
3. Deaf people in general (see the 4b).

Form: the deaf

Derivative: deafly
adverb

Derivative: deafness
noun

Partial or total loss of hearing in one or both ears.

Idiom: turn a deaf ear to someone or something

To ignore or refuse to pay any attention to them.

Etymology: Anglo-Saxon.