proprioceptive
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9.9
- adjective
- /ˌproʊpriəˈsɛptɪv/
- Specialized
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proprioceptivo
- The dancer relied on proprioceptive feedback to maintain her balance during the routine.
- proprioceptive feedback
- proprioceptive awareness
- proprioceptive information
But as we're drifting off into sleep, we start to lose that proprioceptive feedback.
- But as we're drifting off into sleep, we start to lose that proprioceptive feedback.
- One, just a quick question, forsake of generating proprioceptive feedback during the endurance phase, is trail running a a good, a good option?
Examples
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The relationship or impact of the visual, somatosensory (proprioceptive), and vestibular systems on mobility for these individuals has not been sufficiently addressed.
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Perhaps the resistance of the pull fulfilled proprioceptive and kinesthetic needs.
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Ability to use proprioceptive information from the cane
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So the proprioceptive sims seem to work really well.
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But as we're drifting off into sleep, we start to lose that proprioceptive feedback.
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However, the proprioceptive feedback, the unconscious perception of movement and spatial orientation,
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Hence, proprioceptive information may be adequate for balance control without either vestibular or visual information.
Academic text (1995) -
Starting the second week, proprioceptive neuromuscular facilitation stretching was performed as an exercise.
Academic text (2017) -
Strategies to integrate proprioceptive spatial body awareness and kinesthetic feedback with visual and aural inputs are proposed.
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Body awareness through movement is proposed to influence the development of empathy because it generates feelings or stimulates one's proprioceptive kinesthetic sense.
Academic text (2000)
Synonyms
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7.5
The sense that tells you where your body parts are and how they move
How Aware
21
4.1
217
2.7
- Specialized
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9.9
- Specialized
5
4.5
175
2.9
Surface Forms
Morphology
proprioceptive = proprioception (semi-transparent) = proprio + cept + ive
This is a straightforward adjective formed from the noun 'proprioception' by the productive suffix '-ive', so the relation to the base is morphologically regular.
Etymology
Proprioceptive comes from proprio- meaning 'one's own' and -ceptive from a root meaning 'to take', the same idea you see in accept or capture. So, proprioceptive describes how your body 'takes in' or 'receives' information about its own position and movement, which helps you balance and move.