Definition of adynamia in English:

adynamia

noun (ˌ)eɪdʌɪˈneɪmɪə

Medicine

Originally: severe physical weakness; prostration; debility.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert James (d. 1776), physician and inventor of James's fever powder. From post-classical Latin adynamia from ancient Greek ἀδυναμία lack of strength, weakness, debility from ἀ + δύναμις power + -ία.

Definition of adynamia in US English:

adynamia

noun(ˌ)eɪdʌɪˈneɪmɪə

Medicine

Originally: severe physical weakness; prostration; debility.

Origin

Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert James (d. 1776), physician and inventor of James's fever powder. From post-classical Latin adynamia from ancient Greek ἀδυναμία lack of strength, weakness, debility from ἀ + δύναμις power + -ία.

单词	adynamia
释义	Definition of adynamia in English: adynamia noun (ˌ)eɪdʌɪˈneɪmɪə Medicine Originally: severe physical weakness; prostration; debility. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert James (d. 1776), physician and inventor of James's fever powder. From post-classical Latin adynamia from ancient Greek ἀδυναμία lack of strength, weakness, debility from ἀ + δύναμις power + -ία. Definition of adynamia in US English: adynamia noun(ˌ)eɪdʌɪˈneɪmɪə Medicine Originally: severe physical weakness; prostration; debility. Origin Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Robert James (d. 1776), physician and inventor of James's fever powder. From post-classical Latin adynamia from ancient Greek ἀδυναμία lack of strength, weakness, debility from ἀ + δύναμις power + -ία.
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