Definition
Definition of adynamic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
health conditionTECH. having very little power or life forceTECH.
- After the fever, he remained adynamic for several days.
- The patient remained adynamic despite several days of intensive therapy.
- Her adynamic state worried the doctors during morning rounds.
Origin of adynamic
Greek, a- (without) + dynamis (power)
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- French:adynamique, ...
- German:kraftlos, ...
- Italian:adinamico, ...
- Spanish:adinámico, ...
- Portuguese:adinâmico, ...
- Chinese:虚弱的, ...
- Japanese:無気力な, ...
- Arabic:وَاهِن, ...
- Hebrew:אַדִּינָמִי, ...
- Russian:обессиленный, ...
- Ukrainian:адинамічний, ...
- Hindi:निस्तेज, ...
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