kinesis
/kɪˈnɛsɪs/Definitions
1. noun
The movement or action of a part of the body, especially when involuntary.
“The patient’s kinesis was impaired due to the spinal cord injury.”
2. noun
A type of reflex action, especially one that is associated with a particular condition or disease.
“The doctor studied the patient’s kinesis to determine the underlying cause of the tremors.”
3. noun
A type of movement or action that is spontaneous or involuntary.
“The kinesis of the plant’s leaves was caused by the gentle breeze.”
4. noun
A type of movement or action that is related to the movement of the body or its parts.
“The kinesis of the dancer’s body was mesmerizing to watch.”