sympathoinhibitory
sympathoinhibitory adjective: that inhibits the sympathetic nervous system.
Adjective
sympathoinhibitory (comparative more sympathoinhibitory, superlative most sympathoinhibitory)
- That inhibits the sympathetic nervous system
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Forms of sympathoinhibitory
| comparative | more sympathoinhibitory |
|---|---|
| superlative | most sympathoinhibitory |
Origin of sympathoinhibitory
From sympatho- + inhibitory.
Questions about sympathoinhibitory
- What does sympathoinhibitory mean?
- Sympathoinhibitory means that inhibits the sympathetic nervous system.
- What part of speech is sympathoinhibitory?
- Sympathoinhibitory is an adjective.
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