Enervation
Enervation: The act of enervating or the state of being enervated. See: Enervate.
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Enervate: 1. To remove part or all of a nerve, a procedure also called a neurectomy. 2. To lose nervous energy and feel sapped of energy. From the Latin enervare (e-, out of + nervare from nervus, nerve) = out of nerve.
- Engagement
Engagement: The sensation that a pregnant woman feels when the lowermost part of the fetus descends and is engaged in the mother’s pelvis, an event that typically occurs 2 to 3 weeks before labor begins. Women who have had two or more prior viable pregnancies (multiparas) may not experience engagement until labor actually begins. When […]
- Enfeeble
Enfeeble: To make feeble or weaken. Years of chronic illness may leave someone enfeebled. The word enfeeble is not often used in medicine, perhaps because of a negative connotation of the word.
- ENGERIX-B
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- Engram
Engram: An enduring change in the brain that is postulated to account for the persistence of memory.