1. of, relating to, or affected by dyslexia; having difficulty with reading and spelling despite normal intelligence
Usage: medical/educational term

1. a person who has dyslexia; someone with difficulty reading and spelling
Usage: medical/educational term

Examples

• The dyslectic student received extra support in reading class.
• Her dyslectic brother uses audiobooks to help with his schoolwork.
• Many dyslectics benefit from specialized teaching methods.
• The teacher recognized dyslectic patterns in the child's writing.
• He is a dyslectic who has learned to manage his reading challenges.
• Dyslectic individuals often have strong visual and spatial skills.