echolalia in Lithuanian
echolalia in Lithuanian is echolalija — echolalia means the involuntary repeating of words or phrases just spoken by someone else, which may happen immediately or after a delay.
echolalia in Lithuanian
echolalija
(clinical psychology, autism) The involuntary repetitive echoing of words or phrases spoken by another person; either immediate or delayed.
What does "echolalia" mean?
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noun The involuntary repeating of words or phrases just spoken by someone else, which may happen immediately or after a delay.
"The therapist noted the child's echolalia, repeating exactly what had just been said to him."
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noun A baby's natural repetition of sounds it hears another person make, occurring during early development.
"The baby's echolalia showed she was starting to babble back sounds from her parents."
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echolalia in a sentence
- The therapist noted the child's echolalia, repeating exactly what had just been said to him.
- His echolalia meant he would repeat a question back instead of answering it.
- The baby's echolalia showed she was starting to babble back sounds from her parents.
- Echolalia in infants is considered a normal stage on the way to learning speech.
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What is "echolalia" in Lithuanian?
"echolalia" in Lithuanian is echolalija. echolalia means: The involuntary repeating of words or phrases just spoken by someone else, which may happen immediately or after a delay.
How do you use "echolalia" in a sentence?
Example: "The therapist noted the child's echolalia, repeating exactly what had just been said to him." In Lithuanian, "echolalia" is echolalija.
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