A cerebral concussion may cause a person to faint.
cerebral poetry. Chess is a cerebral game.
SYNONYM(S): mental, rational, logical.Useful english dictionary. 2012.
cer|e|bral|ly — «SEHR uh bruh lee, suh REE », adverb. 1. due to brain damage: »A machine…will allow cerebrally palsied children to communicate with their teachers (New Scientist). 2. Figurative. in a cerebral manner; intellectually: »Koun talks about the play… … 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
