Definition
Definition of jactation - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalDated restless tossing and twitching of the bodyDated
- The patient's jactation was a sign of severe discomfort.
2.
movementDated violent motion or agitationDated
- The jactation of the ship during the storm made everyone uneasy.
3.
behaviorDated excessive boasting or braggingDated
- His constant jactation annoyed everyone at the party.
Origin of jactation
Latin, jactare (to throw)
Examples of jactation in a sentence
The doctor noted the jactation during the examination. The jactation of the train was unsettling. His jactation during sleep worried the doctors. Jactation was evident in his speech about his achievements. Her jactation made her unpopular among peers.
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- French:agitation, secousse, ...
- German:Zucken, heftige Bewegung, ...
- Italian:agitazione, scuotimento, ...
- Spanish:jactación, sacudida, ...
- Portuguese:agitação, agitação violenta, ...
- Chinese:翻动, 剧烈运动, ...
- Japanese:体動, 激しい動き, ...
- Arabic:تَمَلْمُل, اِضْطِراب, ...
- Hebrew:הִתְנוֹעֲעוּת בְּלִי רְצוֹנָה, טִלְטוּל, ...
- Russian:джактация, яростное движение, ...
- Ukrainian:сіпання, сильний рух, ...
- Hindi:जैक्टेशन, हिंसक गति, ...
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