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-kinesia

  1. a combining form with the meaning “movement, muscular activity,” used in the formation of compound words:

    dyskinesia; hyperkinesia.



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Word History and Origins

Origin of -kinesia1

< Greek -kīnēsia, equivalent to kī́nēs ( is ) ( kinesis ) + -ia -ia
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Example Sentences

Last year, when local regulations closed Kinesia’s doors, Marcontell and her instructors started teaching classes via Zoom.

Roughly a decade ago, Christl Marcontell started an in-person subscription service for her Kinesia Pilates studio in Seattle during the recession to have a source of recurring revenue.

But the mat was the way Joseph Pilates worked at home as well, Kinesia owner Christl Marcontell said.

I headed to Kinesia Pilates in Pioneer Square for a mat class.

But this effect, known as the kinesia paradox, does not last long.

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