- hypoactivity
- hy·po·ac·tiv·i·ty (hi″po-ak-tivґĭ-te) 1. abnormally diminished activity, as of peristalsis. 2. abnormally decreased motor and cognitive activity, with slowing of thought, speech, and movement.
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