- intention tremor
- noun
: a slow tremor of the extremities that increases on attempted voluntary movement and is observed in certain diseases (as multiple sclerosis) of the nervous system
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
intention tremor
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intention tremor — see tremor … The new mediacal dictionary
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