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Define kinesthesis, bulimia nervosa, kleptomania, pacify, inhibit, laudable, justify, stimulant...
Psychology definitions:
kinesthesis
bulimia nervosa
kleptomania
pacify
inhibit
laudable
justify
stimulant
fecundity
acquisition
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Definition of
kinesthesis
(noun)
the ability to sense the movements of the muscles
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kinesthesis
Kinestehesis is the sense that enables us to move properly.
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kinesthesis
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Definition of
bulimia nervosa
(noun)
an eating disorder characterized by lack of control
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bulimia nervosa
Bulimia nervosa is associated with guilt, depressed mood, low self-esteem and sometimes with childhood sexual abuse and alcoholism.
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bulimia nervosa
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Definition of
kleptomania
(noun)
a tempting urge to steal without a specific reason
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kleptomania
Kleptomania is a common excuse made by clever thieves trying to get away with the crime they commit.
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kleptomania
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Definition of
pacify
(verb)
try to make less angry or upset
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pacify
The woman found a colorful toy to pacify the baby.
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pacify
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Definition of
inhibit
(verb)
make it harder for someone to do something
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inhibit
Their attitude inhibited me from making a new offer. Parents should not inhibit their children from searching around.
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inhibit
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Definition of
laudable
(adjective)
deserving admiration
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laudable
The young actress performance was absolutely laudable.
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laudable
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Definition of
justify
(verb)
introduce a good reason to make others accept your point of view
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justify
The Prime Minister tried to justify the recent decrease in the employment rate, which failed to persuade many people.
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justify
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Definition of
stimulant
(verb)
a drug that causing people to feel more energetic and wide awake
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stimulant
People working overnight need stimulants like caffeine.
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stimulant
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Definition of
fecundity
(noun)
creative power
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fecundity
Artists are people with fecundity of the mind.
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fecundity
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Definition of
acquisition
(noun)
the process of learning or getting something
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acquisition
Children's acquisition of language is much more efficient than that of adults.
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acquisition
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