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excitability

/ɪkˌsaɪ.təˈbɪl.ə.ti/

Tradução: Qualidade ou estado de ser facilmente excitável ou estimulável, especialmente no que se refere à sensibilidade excessiva de um órgão ou parte do corpo.

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Relações da palavra

noun

/ɪkˌsaɪ.təˈbɪl.ə.ti/B2formalmedical
  • ptQualidade ou estado de ser facilmente excitável ou estimulável, especialmente no que se refere à sensibilidade excessiva de um órgão ou parte do corpo.

A quality or state of being easily excited or stimulated, especially referring to an excessive sensitivity of an organ or body part.

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  1. Excessive sensitivity of an organ or body partC1formalmedical

    The quality of being unusually responsive to stimuli, often referring to a physiological condition.

    ptExcitabilidade

    • The patient's nerve excitability was tested by the neurologist.
    • Muscle excitability can be affected by electrolyte imbalances.
    • The drug reduces the excitability of the heart tissue.

    Sinônimosirritabilitysensitivity

    Antônimosinsensitivityunresponsiveness

  2. Tendency to become easily excitedB2formal

    The state of being easily stimulated or agitated, often in an emotional or behavioral context.

    ptTendência a se excitar facilmente

    • Her excitability made her a passionate but unpredictable speaker.
    • The puppy's excitability was evident whenever someone approached the door.
    • His excitability during the game was contagious among the fans.

    Sinônimosedginessemotionalityexcitablenessirritabilityjumpinessnervousnesssensitivityskittishnesstouchinessvolatility

    Antônimoscalmnesscomposureequanimityimpassivityphlegmserenitystoicism

Formas
  • excitabilities plural form
  • excitabilities' possessive plural form
  • excitability's possessive singular form
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