cœnæstheses

A form of cœnæsthesis

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Meanings

noun
  1. pluralplural of cœnæsthesis

    His cœnæstheses, or systemic sensations, continually inspire him with presentations of laughter, dancing, flying, buoyancy, generally of movement of the gayest and easiest kind—of rolling, flowing, plunging.

    1895, Max Nordau, Degeneration (translated), D. Appleton and Company; Book III, Chapter V, pages 458–459
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