Adjective
(comparative more kinesthetic, superlative most kinesthetic)
- Of or relating to kinesthesia.
kinesthetic
Kinesthetics is learning to ride a bike.
- An example of kinesthetic is the nature of a workout in gym class.
- An example of kinesthetic is learning to ride a bike by actually getting on the bike and riding, not just hearing about how to do it.
The definition of kinesthetic relates to learning through feeling such as a sense of body position, muscle movement and weight as felt through nerve endings.
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