Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
dystaxia
noun
/dɪsˈtæksɪə/
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Definition
Dystaxia refers to a disorder characterized by a lack of coordination and control over voluntary movements.
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Examples
- Despite her best efforts, she struggled with dystaxia, making it hard to keep her hands steady while drawing.
- The rehabilitation program focused on helping patients manage their dystaxia and improve their motor skills.
- His dystaxia was noticeable when he attempted to type quickly on the keyboard.
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Meaning
This term is often associated with difficulty in performing movements that require a high degree of precision and timing, such as writing or buttoning a shirt.
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Synonyms
- ataxia
- poor coordination
- motor dysfunction