Definition
Definition of esthesia - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
sensory perceptionDated UK ability to perceive sensations or stimuliDated UK
- The patient regained esthesia after the surgery.
2.
psychologyDated UK mental responsiveness and awarenessDated UK
- Her esthesia was tested during the examination.
Origin of esthesia
Greek, aisthesis (sensation)
Examples of esthesia in a sentence
Esthesia is vital for detecting environmental changes. The patient's esthesia was heightened during the session. Esthesia can vary greatly among individuals.
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- French:esthésie, ...
- German:Empfindungsfähigkeit, Ästhesie, ...
- Italian:sensibilità, consapevolezza, ...
- Spanish:sensibilidad, estesia, ...
- Portuguese:sensibilidade, estesia, ...
- Chinese:感觉, 意识, ...
- Japanese:感覚, 意識, ...
- Arabic:إِحْساس, الإِحْسَاس الذِّهْنِي, ...
- Hebrew:תְּחוּשָׁה, הַכָּרָה, ...
- Russian:чувствительность, эстезия, ...
- Ukrainian:чутливість, естезія, ...
- Hindi:संवेदनशीलता, ...
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