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kinesthetic in Russian

kinesthetic in Russian is кинестетический — kinesthetic means relating to the body's awareness of its own movement, position, and muscular effort.

kinesthetic in Russian

кинестетический
adj
Pronounced: kinesteticheskiy
Of or relating to kinesthesia.

What does "kinesthetic" mean?

  1. 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."
  2. 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 Russian?

"kinesthetic" in Russian is кинестетический. kinesthetic means: Relating to the body's awareness of its own movement, position, and muscular effort.

How do you pronounce кинестетический?

"kinesthetic" in Russian is кинестетический, pronounced "kinesteticheskiy".

How do you use "kinesthetic" in a sentence?

Example: "Dancers rely on kinesthetic feedback more than on what they see in the mirror." In Russian, "kinesthetic" is кинестетический.

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