Definition
Definition of festination - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medical gaitTECH. involuntary quickening of gait in some diseasesTECH.
- Festination is common in patients with Parkinson's disease.
2.
speech disorderTECH. involuntary quickening of speech in speech disordersTECH.
- The patient's festination made communication challenging.
Origin of festination
Latin, festinare (to hasten)
Examples of festination in a sentence
Festination can lead to falls if not managed. Festination was evident in his hurried speech. Therapy helped reduce her festination.
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- French:festination, ...
- German:Festination, Sprechbeschleunigung, ...
- Italian:festinazione, ...
- Spanish:festinación, festination, ...
- Portuguese:festinação, festination, ...
- Chinese:步态加快, 言语加快, ...
- Japanese:突進現象, フェスティネーション, ...
- Arabic:تَسارُع المَشية, تَسارُع كَلام, ...
- Hebrew:הַאֲצָה, פֶסְטִינַצְיָה, ...
- Russian:фестинация, ускорение речи, ...
- Ukrainian:фестинація, ...
- Hindi:फेस्टिनेशन, ...
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