hyperprosexia
noun
hy·per·pro·sex·ia
plural -s
: excessive fixity of attention on a stimulus object
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, from hyper- + Greek prosexis attention (from prosechein to pay attention to, from pros toward + echein to hold) + New Latin -ia
- principates
- principe
- principes
- principia
- principial
- principials
- principiant
- principium
- principle
- principle of acceleration
- principle of association
- principle of causality
- principle of contradiction
- principle of duality
- principle of equivalence
- principle of excluded middle
- principle of identity
- principle of least action
- principle of segregation
- principle of sufficient reason
- principle of utility
- principle of war
- principled
- principles
- principling