inhibition in Greek
inhibition in Greek is αναστολή, αναχαίτιση, παρεμπόδιση — inhibition means a feeling of self-consciousness or fear that stops someone acting freely.
inhibition in Greek
αναστολή
Pronounced: anastoli
The act of inhibiting.
αναχαίτιση
Pronounced: anachaitisi
The act of inhibiting.
παρεμπόδιση
Pronounced: parebodisi
The act of inhibiting.
αναστολή
Pronounced: anastoli
(chemistry, biochemistry) The process of stopping or retarding a reaction.
What does "inhibition" mean?
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noun A feeling of self-consciousness or fear that stops someone acting freely.
"Stage fright is really just an inhibition about performing in front of others."
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noun In science, the act of slowing or blocking a process or reaction.
"The enzyme works through the inhibition of bacterial growth."
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inhibition in a sentence
- Stage fright is really just an inhibition about performing in front of others.
- The therapy helped him lose his inhibitions around public speaking.
- The enzyme works through the inhibition of bacterial growth.
- Researchers studied the inhibition of the virus by the new drug.
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What is "inhibition" in Greek?
"inhibition" in Greek is αναστολή, αναχαίτιση, παρεμπόδιση. inhibition means: A feeling of self-consciousness or fear that stops someone acting freely.
How do you pronounce αναστολή?
"inhibition" in Greek is αναστολή, pronounced "anastoli".
How do you use "inhibition" in a sentence?
Example: "Stage fright is really just an inhibition about performing in front of others." In Greek, "inhibition" is αναστολή, αναχαίτιση, παρεμπόδιση.
Are there other ways to say "inhibition" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 3 translations listed for "inhibition": αναστολή, αναχαίτιση, παρεμπόδιση.
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