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Meanings of involuntary movements in English
Russian
непроизвольные движения Involuntary contractions of muscle leading to involuntary movements of extremities, neck, trunk, or face.
Synonyms
Examples for "involuntary movement"
Examples for "involuntary movement"
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Floote made an involuntary movement from his statuelike state near the door.
2
When someone's sneezing, it's an involuntary movement a lot of the time.
3
Mr. Barron made an involuntary movement of annoyance as the Rector entered.
4
Mr. Carlyle laughed a little to cover an involuntary movement of surprise.
5
An involuntary movement of Gleister's eyes warned him that something was happening.
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I don't like the slight but involuntary muscle contraction, together with the heat generated by the collar.
2
Gillian experienced a moment of pain followed by a tingling sensation, and involuntary muscle contractions.
3
DYT1 is the most common inherited dystonia, a neurological syndrome that causes disabling involuntary muscle contractions.
Usage of involuntary movements in English
1
Other involuntary movements of the body were also considered of prime importance.
2
Background: Abnormal involuntary movements (AIM) may occur throughout the course of psychosis.
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Of interest, a consistent number of L-dopa-treated animals developed involuntary movements, resembling human dyskinesias.
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Third, some patients have exhibited graft-related side effects in the form of involuntary movements.
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Five patients presenting with focal abnormal involuntary movements of the abdominal wall are described.
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During these 'complex involuntary movements,' the muscles of the calf became hard and rigid.
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At 200 mm, even small, involuntary movements can throw your photo out of focus.
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The main treatment, levodopa or L-dopa, itself causes the abnormal involuntary movements after a time.
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You will find you make many involuntary movements.
10
St. Vitus's dance; a nervous disease marked by irregular and involuntary movements of the limbs and face.
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Curling against the involuntary movements of her own body, she looked up and over to the east.
12
We found immediate and marked suppression of her perioral involuntary movements with unilateral stimulation at 60 Hz.
13
Thus grace is nothing else than the liberty of voluntary movements, and dignity consists in mastering involuntary movements.
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The involuntary movements combined with rheumatoid arthritis and osteoporosis led to a fracture of the axial odontoid process.
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The drug only treats involuntary movements associated with the disease and side-effects include depression, suicidal thoughts and actions.
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Katagiri assumed at first that these were just normal involuntary movements in sleep, but he soon realized his mistake.
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Involuntary movements through the time
Involuntary movements across language varieties
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