- aesthesia
- aesthesia, aesthesiometer, aesthesiometry, aesthesiophysiology chiefly Brit var of ESTHESIA, ESTHESIOMETER, ESTHESIOMETRY, ESTHESIOPHYSIOLOGY
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aesthesia
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aesthesia — aesthesia; hy·po·aesthesia; crypt·aesthesia; … English syllables
AEsthesia — [AE]s*the si*a, n. [Gr. ? sensation, fr. ? to perceive.] (Physiol.) Perception by the senses; feeling; the opposite of an[ae]sthesia. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
aesthesia — [es thē′zhə, es thē′zhē ə, es thēzē ə] n. alt. sp. of ESTHESIA … English World dictionary
aesthesia — См. esthesia … Dictionary of invertebrate zoology
aesthesia — /es thee zheuh, zhee euh, zee euh/, n. esthesia. Also, aesthesis /es thee sis/. * * * … Universalium
aesthesia — noun The ability to perceive sensations See Also: anaesthesia … Wiktionary
aesthesia — n. sensitivity, perceptivity; ability to feel … English contemporary dictionary
aesthesia — /əsˈθiziə/ (say uhs theezeeuh), / ˈθiʒə/ (say theezhuh) noun sensitivity; feeling; perceptibility. Also, esthesia. {New Latin, from Greek aisthēsia perceptive state} Usage: For spelling variation see ae1 …
aesthesia — n. sensibility, sense perception … Dictionary of difficult words
aesthesia — noun mental responsiveness and awareness • Syn: ↑sensibility, ↑esthesia • Ant: ↑insensibility (for: ↑sensibility) • Derivationally related forms: ↑sensible … Useful english dictionary
