Word of the Day 08/12/22 Kinesthetic
Kinesthetic (adjective)
kinesthetic [ kin-uhs-thet-ik ]
adjective
1. Psychology, Physiology. having to do with movement or sensation, especially within the body: One quintessential spa experience was to go back and forth from the scalding hot pool to the ice cold pool, sending your body into a heightened kinesthetic state.
2. needing to move: Some teachers feel that their most energetic and distractible students are actually kinesthetic learners, who need to get their whole body involved in the learning process.
Also especially British, kin·aes·thet·ic.
OTHER WORDS FROM KINESTHETIC
kin·es·thet·ic·al·ly; especially British, kin·aes·thet·ic·al·ly, adverb
WORDS RELATED TO KINESTHETIC
bodily, physical, corporal, corporeal, proprioceptive, tactile, carnal, sensory, tangible
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Origin: 1880, in the meaning defined above
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kinesthetic [ kin-uhs-thet-ik ]
adjective
1. Psychology, Physiology. having to do with movement or sensation, especially within the body: One quintessential spa experience was to go back and forth from the scalding hot pool to the ice cold pool, sending your body into a heightened kinesthetic state.
2. needing to move: Some teachers feel that their most energetic and distractible students are actually kinesthetic learners, who need to get their whole body involved in the learning process.
Also especially British, kin·aes·thet·ic.
OTHER WORDS FROM KINESTHETIC
kin·es·thet·ic·al·ly; especially British, kin·aes·thet·ic·al·ly, adverb
WORDS RELATED TO KINESTHETIC
bodily, physical, corporal, corporeal, proprioceptive, tactile, carnal, sensory, tangible
See synonyms for kinesthetic on Thesaurus.com
Origin: 1880, in the meaning defined above
Now YOU come up with a sentence (or fic? or graphic?) that best illustrates the word.