Associations to the word «Excitatory»
Noun
- Brain
- Pons
- Antagonist
- Current
- Ion
- Firing
- Burst
- Voltage
- Signal
- Morphine
- Cl
- Chloride
- Tors
- Oscillation
- Gamma
- Inhibitor
- Metabolite
- Bladder
- Hz
- Invertebrate
- Amplitude
- Vesicle
- Cation
- Schizophrenia
- Ethanol
- Selectivity
- Bind
- Discharge
- Imbalance
- Secretion
- Feedback
- Dependent
- Connection
- Response
- Respiration
- Decrease
- Progenitor
- Impulse
- Enhancement
- Retina
- Fibre
- Amine
- Reversal
- Mechanism
- Oxide
- Propagation
- Fig
- Subunit
- Seizure
- Spindle
- Icc
- Output
- Onset
- Lesion
- Sodium
- Atp
Adjective
- Gastric
- Asymmetric
- Proximal
- Lateral
- Endogenous
- Cutaneous
- Ascending
- Interconnected
- Reciprocal
- Spontaneous
- Motor
- Sympathetic
- Schematic
- Intrinsic
- Rhythmic
- Physiological
- Collateral
- Potential
- Anterior
- Bipolar
- Transient
- Responsive
- Pituitary
- Intra
- Selective
- Functional
- Horizontal
- Inferior
- Repetitive
- Electrical
- Longitudinal
- A1
- Cervical
- Symmetric
- Indirect
- Dependent
Adverb
Wiktionary
EXCITATORY, adjective. Stimulating, exciting or causing excitation; excitative
Dictionary definition
EXCITATORY, adjective. (of drugs e.g.) able to excite or stimulate.
Wise words
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