therm|aes|the|sia — therm|es|the|sia or therm|aes|the|sia «THURM ehs THEE zhuh, zhee uh», noun. Medicine. sensitiveness to heat or cold; sensitivity to degree of heat. ╂[< thermo + esthesia] … Useful english dictionary
therm|es|the|sia — or therm|aes|the|sia «THURM ehs THEE zhuh, zhee uh», noun. Medicine. sensitiveness to heat or cold; sensitivity to degree of heat. ╂[< thermo + esthesia] … Useful english dictionary
coe|nes|the|sia — «SEE nuhs THEE zhuh, SEHN uhs », noun. Psychology. the total undifferentiated mass of impressions from all organic sensations occurring at the same time, by which one derives a sense of body and body condition. Also, cenesthesia. ╂[< Greek… … Useful english dictionary
kin|es|the|sia — «KIHN uhs THEE zhuh», noun. the sensation of movement in the muscles, joints, and tendons. Also, kinaesthesia. ╂[< New Latin kinaesthesia < Greek kīneîn to move + aisthēsis perception < aisthánesthai feel, perceive] … Useful english dictionary
syn|es|the|sia — «SIHN ehs THEE zhuh, zhee uh», noun. 1. Physiology. a sensation in one part of the body produced by a stimulus applied to another part. 2. Psychology. a phenomenon in which the stimulation of one sense produces a mental impression associated with … Useful english dictionary
par|es|the|sia — «PAR uhs THEE zhuh», noun. an abnormal sensation of prickling, tingling, or itching of the skin. Also, paraesthesia. ╂[< par + esthesia sensation as in anesthesia] … Useful english dictionary
an|aes|the|sia — «AN uhs THEE zhuh», noun. Especially British. anesthesia … Useful english dictionary
ce|nes|the|sia — «SEE nuhs THEE zhuh, SEHN uhs », noun. = coenesthesia. (Cf. ↑coenesthesia) … Useful english dictionary
hyp|es|the|sia — «HIHP ehs THEE zhuh», noun. diminished capacity for sensation; dulled sensitiveness. ╂[< New Latin hypesthesia < Greek hypo less, low + aísthēsis sensation, sensitivity] … Useful english dictionary
kin|aes|the|sia — «KIHN uhs THEE zhuh», noun. = kinesthesia. (Cf. ↑kinesthesia) … Useful english dictionary