Definition Conjugation
Definition of stim - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
stimulusTECH. short for stimulusTECH.
- The light acted as a stim for the plant's growth.
2.
- He took a stim to boost his energy.
3.
autismTECH. repetitive behavior common in autismTECH.
- Hand flapping is a common stim.
Verb
1.
self-regulateTECH. US self-stimulate to regulate sensory inputTECH. US
- She stims by rocking back and forth when she feels overwhelmed.
2.
psychologyTECH. US engage in repetitive self-stimulatory behaviorTECH. US
- He tends to stim by rocking back and forth.
Origin of stim
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Examples of stim in a sentence
The scent was a stim for her memories. Some athletes use a stim before competitions. The doctor warned about the risks of taking a stim. Rocking back and forth is another stim. Some children use a stim to self-soothe. He stims by tapping his fingers rhythmically on the table.
Children often stim by flapping their hands when excited. She would stim by tapping her fingers. Children with autism may stim in various ways.
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- French:stim, s'auto-stimuler, ...
- German:Stimulus, selbststimulieren, ...
- Italian:incentivo, auto-regolarsi, ...
- Spanish:estímulo, autoestimularse, ...
- Portuguese:estímulo, autoestimular, ...
- Chinese:刺激物, 自我调节, ...
- Japanese:刺激, 自己調整する, ...
- Arabic:مُحَفِّز, حَفَّزَ نَفْسَهُ, ...
- Hebrew:גֵּרוּי, לַעֲשׂוֹת גִּירוּי עַצְמִי, ...
- Russian:стимул, саморегулироваться, ...
- Ukrainian:стимул, самостимулювати, ...
- Hindi:उत्तेजक, स्वयं को नियंत्रित करना, ...
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