kinaesthetic perception

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• kinaesthesia — /kaɪnəsˈθiziə/ (say kuynuhs theezeeuh), /kɪn / (say kin ), / ˈθiʒə/ (say theezhuh) noun the sensation of movement or strain in muscles, tendons, joints. Also, kinaesthesis /ˌkaɪnəsˈθisəs/ (say .kuynuhs theesuhs); Chiefly US, kinesthesia,… …  

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