Definition of akinesis in English:

akinesis

noun ˌeɪkɪˈniːsɪs

1Akinesia. In early use also: †any of a group of neurological disorders characterized by muscle weakness or paralysis (obsolete).
2Failure of (part of) the heart to contract normally.
3Zoology. Immobility occurring as a behavioural response, especially in insects; an instance of this.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Marshall Hall (1790–1857), physician and neurophysiologist. From a- + ancient Greek κίνησις motion, probably after German Acinesis, Akinesis.

Definition of akinesis in US English:

akinesis

nounˌeɪkɪˈniːsɪs

1Akinesia. In early use also: †any of a group of neurological disorders characterized by muscle weakness or paralysis (obsolete).
2Failure of (part of) the heart to contract normally.
3Zoology. Immobility occurring as a behavioural response, especially in insects; an instance of this.

Origin

Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Marshall Hall (1790–1857), physician and neurophysiologist. From a- + ancient Greek κίνησις motion, probably after German Acinesis, Akinesis.

单词	akinesis
释义	Definition of akinesis in English: akinesis noun ˌeɪkɪˈniːsɪs 1Akinesia. In early use also: †any of a group of neurological disorders characterized by muscle weakness or paralysis (obsolete). 2Failure of (part of) the heart to contract normally. 3Zoology. Immobility occurring as a behavioural response, especially in insects; an instance of this. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Marshall Hall (1790–1857), physician and neurophysiologist. From a- + ancient Greek κίνησις motion, probably after German Acinesis, Akinesis. Definition of akinesis in US English: akinesis nounˌeɪkɪˈniːsɪs 1Akinesia. In early use also: †any of a group of neurological disorders characterized by muscle weakness or paralysis (obsolete). 2Failure of (part of) the heart to contract normally. 3Zoology. Immobility occurring as a behavioural response, especially in insects; an instance of this. Origin Mid 19th century; earliest use found in Marshall Hall (1790–1857), physician and neurophysiologist. From a- + ancient Greek κίνησις motion, probably after German Acinesis, Akinesis.
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