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habitus
hab·i·tus H0003400 (hăb′ĭ-təs)n. pl. habitus The physical and constitutional characteristics of an individual, especially as related to the tendency to develop a certain disease.
[Latin, condition; see habit.]habitus (ˈhæbɪtəs) n, pl -tus1. (Medicine) med general physical state, esp with regard to susceptibility to disease2. (Biology) tendency or inclination, esp of plant or animal growth; habit[C19: from Latin: state, habit]hab•i•tus (ˈhæb ɪ təs)
n., pl. -tus. the physical constitution of a person, esp. with regard to susceptibility to disease. [< New Latin, Latin] Thesaurus| Noun | 1. | habitus - person's predisposition to be affected by something (as a disease); "the consumptive habitus"predisposition, sensitivity - susceptibility to a pathogen | | 2. |  habitus - constitution of the human body body-build, build, physiquebodily property - an attribute of the bodylankiness - a tall and thin physiquedumpiness, squattiness - a short and stout physiquebody type, somatotype - a category of physique |
habitusnounThe physical or constitutional characteristics of a person:build, constitution, habit, physique.habitus
habitus[′hab·ə·təs] (biology) General appearance or constitution of an organism. habitus ‘the durably installed generative principles’ which produce and reproduce the ‘practices’ of a class or class fraction (BOURDIEU, 1977,1984). Centrally, the habitus consists of a set of ‘classificatory schemes’ and ‘ultimate values’. These, according to Bourdieu, are more fundamental than consciousness or language, and are the means by which groups succeed, or do not succeed, in imposing ways of seeing favourable to their own interests. While each habitus is set by historical and socially situated conditions, it also allows new forms and actions, but is far from allowing the ‘creation of unpredictable (or unconditioned) novelty’.habitus
habitus [hab´ĭ-tus] 1. posture or position of the body.2. physique; body build and constitution. See also type" >body type.hab·i·tus (hab'i-tŭs), The plural of this word is habitus, not habiti.The physical characteristics of a person. [L. habit] habitus (hăb′ĭ-təs)n. pl. habitus The physical and constitutional characteristics of an individual, especially as related to the tendency to develop a certain disease.habitus A general body type; an asthenic habitus is seen in tall thin subjects whose organs are said to hang low in the body; the hyperthenic subject is plethoric and his organs are higher in the body and the hyposthenic habitus lies between the two. See Marfanoid habitus. hab·i·tus (hab'i-tŭs) The physical characteristics of a person. [L. habit]hab·i·tus (hab'i-tŭs) The plural of this word is habitus, not habiti.Physical characteristics of a person. [L. habit]habitus
Related to habitus: body habitusSynonyms for habitusnoun the physical or constitutional characteristics of a personSynonyms- build
- constitution
- habit
- physique
Synonyms for habitusnoun person's predisposition to be affected by something (as a disease)Related Words- predisposition
- sensitivity
noun constitution of the human bodySynonymsRelated Words- bodily property
- lankiness
- dumpiness
- squattiness
- body type
- somatotype
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