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kinesi-
kinesi- (kaɪniːsɪ) before a vowel also kines-, combining form of Gr. κίνησις motion, used in certain scientific and medical terms: as kinesiˈatric a. [see iatric], relating to kinesiatrics (Ogilvie 1882). kinesiˈatrics [see -ic 2], the treatment of diseases by means of gymnastics or muscular action....
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kinesimeter
kinesimeter (kaɪnɪˈsɪmɪtə(r)) [f. kinesi- + -meter.] An instrument for investigating the properties of different areas of the skin, by which a movable point whose position can be measured may be applied to the surface with a known force.1885 H. H. Donaldson in Mind X. 402 This machine was devised by...
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kinesiology
kinesiology (kaɪniːsɪˈɒlədʒɪ) [f. kinesi- + -ology.] The field of study concerned with the mechanics of (human) bodily movement.1894 N. Posse Special Kinesiology p. v, I have deemed it desirable to change the title into Special Kinesiology,—it being a treatise on the mechanics, effects, and classifi...
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movement
movement, n. (ˈmuːvmənt) Forms: 4 moevement, 5 mouvement, 5– movement. [a. OF. movement, moevement (mod.F. mouvement), ad. med.L. movimentum, f. L. movēre: see move v. and -ment. Cf. Pr. movemen-s, Catalan moviment, Sp. movimiento, Pg., It. movimento. Somewhat rare between the 14th and the 18th c.; ...
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