ataxia in Greek
ataxia in Greek is αταξία — ataxia means a lack of coordination in voluntary movements, which can look like clumsiness, inaccuracy or unsteadiness.
ataxia in Greek
αταξία
Pronounced: ataxia
(physical chemistry, organic chemistry) The condition of a polymer in which the orientation of the subunits is random
What does "ataxia" mean?
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noun A lack of coordination in voluntary movements, which can look like clumsiness, inaccuracy or unsteadiness.
"The illness left him with severe ataxia, making it hard to walk in a straight line."
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ataxia in a sentence
- The illness left him with severe ataxia, making it hard to walk in a straight line.
- Doctors checked her balance to look for signs of ataxia.
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What is "ataxia" in Greek?
"ataxia" in Greek is αταξία. ataxia means: A lack of coordination in voluntary movements, which can look like clumsiness, inaccuracy or unsteadiness.
How do you pronounce αταξία?
"ataxia" in Greek is αταξία, pronounced "ataxia".
How do you use "ataxia" in a sentence?
Example: "The illness left him with severe ataxia, making it hard to walk in a straight line." In Greek, "ataxia" is αταξία.
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