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"tone deaf" is a correct and usable term in written English.
It is used to refer to someone who is unable to distinguish between different musical pitches. For example: She was completely tone deaf, so she was unable to sing in tune.
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I am tone deaf.
Tone deaf, tin ear.
It's tone deaf to average people".
In fact, I'm tone deaf.
But it was not tone deaf.
But it is nonetheless extremely tone deaf.
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It's just tone-deaf.
Zawahiri is famously disputatious and tone-deaf.
But I think it's tone-deaf.
Even -- especially -- when tone-deaf.
It was stunningly tone-deaf.
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