Definition
Definition of dynamogenic - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
psychologyDated producing increased nervous or mental activityDated
- The dynamogenic effect of the drug was evident in the test results.
- The dynamogenic response was triggered by the new therapy.
- His dynamogenic reaction was unexpected during the experiment.
Origin of dynamogenic
Greek, dynamis (power) + -genic (producing)
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- French:dynamogène, ...
- German:dynamogen, ...
- Italian:dinamogenico, ...
- Spanish:dinamogénico, ...
- Portuguese:dinamogénico, ...
- Chinese:激发的, ...
- Japanese:動力発生的な, ...
- Arabic:مُنَشِّط, ...
- Hebrew:דִּינָמוֹגֵנִי, ...
- Russian:динамогенный, ...
- Ukrainian:динамогенний, ...
- Hindi:उत्तेजक, ...
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