kinesthetic in German
kinesthetic in German is kinästhetisch — kinesthetic means relating to the body's awareness of its own movement, position, and muscular effort.
kinesthetic in German
kinästhetisch
Of or relating to kinesthesia.
What does "kinesthetic" mean?
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adjective Relating to the body's awareness of its own movement, position, and muscular effort.
"Dancers rely on kinesthetic feedback more than on what they see in the mirror."
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adjective Describing learning or teaching that works through physical activity and hands-on practice rather than reading or listening.
"He is a kinesthetic learner, so building the model taught him more than the textbook did."
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kinesthetic in a sentence
- Dancers rely on kinesthetic feedback more than on what they see in the mirror.
- A stiff shoe dulls the kinesthetic sense of the ground underfoot.
- He is a kinesthetic learner, so building the model taught him more than the textbook did.
- The workshop uses kinesthetic exercises to teach the safety procedure.
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What is "kinesthetic" in German?
"kinesthetic" in German is kinästhetisch. kinesthetic means: Relating to the body's awareness of its own movement, position, and muscular effort.
How do you use "kinesthetic" in a sentence?
Example: "Dancers rely on kinesthetic feedback more than on what they see in the mirror." In German, "kinesthetic" is kinästhetisch.
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