Definition of somaesthetic in English:

somaesthetic

(US somesthetic)

adjective ˌsəʊmiːsˈθɛtɪkˌsōmesˈTHedik

another term for somatosensory
Example sentencesExamples
- As somaesthetic input is lost, other presentational subformats - like vision and kinesthesia - become more dominant and take its role in stabilizing the PSM.
- Then synesthesia, or experiencing of one sensory modality as another, takes over and the basic somaesthetic image is elaborated into a full OBE with visual imagery.
- Since these problems are rooted in the body's visceral reactions, which most often go unnoticed, somaesthetic attention enables one to notice these visceral feelings and thus enables us to manage or transform them.
- The activity of the pontine inhibitory neurons affects not only the motor neurons, but also the nuclei of the dorsal columns, where, during REM sleep, these pontine neurons reduce responsiveness to somaesthetic stimuli.
- These somesthetic impulses include fine touch as well as gross touch, but the routes of the two types of somesthesis are not the same.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek sōma 'body' + aesthetic.

Definition of somesthetic in US English:

somesthetic

(British somaesthetic)

adjectiveˌsōmesˈTHedik

another term for somatosensory
Example sentencesExamples
- Since these problems are rooted in the body's visceral reactions, which most often go unnoticed, somaesthetic attention enables one to notice these visceral feelings and thus enables us to manage or transform them.
- Then synesthesia, or experiencing of one sensory modality as another, takes over and the basic somaesthetic image is elaborated into a full OBE with visual imagery.
- The activity of the pontine inhibitory neurons affects not only the motor neurons, but also the nuclei of the dorsal columns, where, during REM sleep, these pontine neurons reduce responsiveness to somaesthetic stimuli.
- These somesthetic impulses include fine touch as well as gross touch, but the routes of the two types of somesthesis are not the same.
- As somaesthetic input is lost, other presentational subformats - like vision and kinesthesia - become more dominant and take its role in stabilizing the PSM.

Origin

Late 19th century: from Greek sōma ‘body’ + aesthetic.

单词	somaesthetic
释义	Definition of somaesthetic in English: somaesthetic (US somesthetic) adjective ˌsəʊmiːsˈθɛtɪkˌsōmesˈTHedik another term for somatosensory Example sentencesExamples As somaesthetic input is lost, other presentational subformats - like vision and kinesthesia - become more dominant and take its role in stabilizing the PSM. Then synesthesia, or experiencing of one sensory modality as another, takes over and the basic somaesthetic image is elaborated into a full OBE with visual imagery. Since these problems are rooted in the body's visceral reactions, which most often go unnoticed, somaesthetic attention enables one to notice these visceral feelings and thus enables us to manage or transform them. The activity of the pontine inhibitory neurons affects not only the motor neurons, but also the nuclei of the dorsal columns, where, during REM sleep, these pontine neurons reduce responsiveness to somaesthetic stimuli. These somesthetic impulses include fine touch as well as gross touch, but the routes of the two types of somesthesis are not the same. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek sōma 'body' + aesthetic. Definition of somesthetic in US English: somesthetic (British somaesthetic) adjectiveˌsōmesˈTHedik another term for somatosensory Example sentencesExamples Since these problems are rooted in the body's visceral reactions, which most often go unnoticed, somaesthetic attention enables one to notice these visceral feelings and thus enables us to manage or transform them. Then synesthesia, or experiencing of one sensory modality as another, takes over and the basic somaesthetic image is elaborated into a full OBE with visual imagery. The activity of the pontine inhibitory neurons affects not only the motor neurons, but also the nuclei of the dorsal columns, where, during REM sleep, these pontine neurons reduce responsiveness to somaesthetic stimuli. These somesthetic impulses include fine touch as well as gross touch, but the routes of the two types of somesthesis are not the same. As somaesthetic input is lost, other presentational subformats - like vision and kinesthesia - become more dominant and take its role in stabilizing the PSM. Origin Late 19th century: from Greek sōma ‘body’ + aesthetic.
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