apraxia

/ˌæpræksˈaɪə/

Definitions

1. noun

A neurological disorder that affects an individual’s ability to perform voluntary movements and execute learned motor tasks, often resulting in impaired coordination and difficulty with everyday activities.

“The doctor diagnosed her with apraxia, which made everyday tasks like cooking and dressing extremely challenging.”

Synonyms

  • akinesia
  • dyspraxia

Antonyms

  • coordination
  • mobility