A machine…will allow cerebrally palsied children to communicate with their teachers (New Scientist).
Koun talks about the play with insight but not, as he says, “cerebrally” (London Times).
Useful english dictionary. 2012.
cer|e|bral — «SEHR uh bruhl, suh REE », adjective, noun. –adj. 1. of the brain: »A cerebral concussion may cause a person to faint. 2. of the cerebrum. 3. Figurative. characterized by thought and reason rather than emotion or action; requiring intellectual… … Useful english dictionary
cer|e|bral|ism — «SEHR uh bruh LIHZ uhm», noun. 1. the belief that consciousness is a function of the brain and may be explained only in this way. 2. Figurative. intellectualism, especially abstractionism, in art, music, literature, or the like … Useful english dictionary
in´tra|cer´e|bral|ly — in|tra|cer|e|bral «IHN truh SEHR uh bruhl, suh REE bruhl», adjective. within the brain of the cerebrum: »an intracerebral hemorrhage, an intracerebral injection. –in´tra|cer´e|bral|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
in|tra|cer|e|bral — «IHN truh SEHR uh bruhl, suh REE bruhl», adjective. within the brain of the cerebrum: »an intracerebral hemorrhage, an intracerebral injection. –in´tra|cer´e|bral|ly, adverb … Useful english dictionary
ret|i|no|cer|e|bral — «REHT uh noh SEHR uh bruhl, suh REE bruhl», adjective. having to do with both the retina and the brain … Useful english dictionary
syn|cer|e|bral — «sihn SEHR uh bruhl, suh REE bruhl», adjective. of, having to do with, or constituting a syncerebrum … Useful english dictionary
bral — cer·e·bel·lo·ru·bral; cere·bral·ism; cere·bral·ly; cor·ti·co·ru·bral; gi·bral·tar·i·an; la·bral; mem·bral; um·bral; ver·te·bral·ly; ce·re·bral; gi·bral·tar; ver·te·bral; mem·bral·ly; pe·num·bral; ster·ne·bral; tere·bral; … English syllables
cerebral — cer|e|bral [ˈserıbrəl US səˈri: , ˈserı ] adj [Date: 1800 1900; : French; Origin: cérébral, from Latin cerebrum; CEREBRUM] 1.) [only before noun] medical relating to or affecting your brain ▪ a cerebral haemorrhage (=bleeding in the brain) 2.)… … Dictionary of contemporary English
cerebral — cer|e|bral [ serəbrəl, sə ribrəl ] adjective 1. ) MEDICAL relating to or affecting your brain 2. ) FORMAL dealing with complicated ideas rather than with emotions: INTELLECTUAL: her rather cerebral style of fiction … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
intracerebral — in·tra·cer·e·bral (ĭn trə sə rēʹbrəl, sĕrʹə ) adj. Occurring or situated within the cerebrum: an intracerebral hemorrhage. in tra·cer·eʹbral·ly adv. * * * … Universalium
