stimulus in Greek
stimulus in Greek is ερέθισμα — stimulus means something that triggers a reaction or response.
stimulus in Greek
ερέθισμα
Pronounced: erethisma
What does "stimulus" mean?
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noun Something that triggers a reaction or response.
"Bright light is a strong stimulus that makes the pupil shrink."
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stimulus in a sentence
- Bright light is a strong stimulus that makes the pupil shrink.
- A loud noise can act as a stimulus for a startled reaction.
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What is "stimulus" in Greek?
"stimulus" in Greek is ερέθισμα. stimulus means: Something that triggers a reaction or response.
How do you pronounce ερέθισμα?
"stimulus" in Greek is ερέθισμα, pronounced "erethisma".
How do you use "stimulus" in a sentence?
Example: "Bright light is a strong stimulus that makes the pupil shrink." In Greek, "stimulus" is ερέθισμα.
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