Associations to the word «Stimulation»
Noun
- Proliferation
- Nucleus
- Signaling
- Bladder
- Anesthesia
- Tomography
- Modulation
- Apoptosis
- Deprivation
- Gland
- Dysfunction
- Response
- Potential
- Sensation
- Fiber
- Glucose
- Neu
- Amplitude
- Relaxation
- Platelet
- Sinus
- Hallucination
- Mrna
- Induction
- Calcium
- Pain
- Suppression
- Inflammation
- Ultrasound
- Seizure
- Serum
- Therapy
- Intensity
- Infusion
- Ovary
- Peptide
- Twitch
- Localization
- Tissue
- Steroid
- Lobe
- Sensitivity
- Cell
- Rat
- Decrease
- Pancreas
- Injection
- Imaging
- Intercourse
- Penetration
- Electro
- Subtype
- Nausea
- Selectivity
Adjective
- Vivo
- Anterior
- Urinary
- Endocrine
- Neurological
- Thyroid
- Functional
- Ventral
- Perceptual
- Invasive
- Distal
- Chronic
- Vascular
- Cervical
- Pancreatic
- Bilateral
- Nervous
- Prostate
- Immune
- Gastrointestinal
- Epithelial
- Posterior
- Tens
- Cardiovascular
- Proximal
- Therapeutic
- Tonic
- Optic
- Frontal
- Intestinal
- Skeletal
- Sexual
- Transient
- Basal
- Painful
- Prolonged
- Motor
- Fetal
- Behavioral
- Anal
- Mechanical
- Intra
- Pathological
- Spontaneous
Wiktionary
STIMULATION, noun. A pushing or goading toward action.
STIMULATION, noun. An activity causing excitement or pleasure.
STIMULATION, noun. (biology) Any action or condition that creates a response; sensory input.
Dictionary definition
STIMULATION, noun. The act of arousing an organism to action.
STIMULATION, noun. Any stimulating information or event; acts to arouse action.
STIMULATION, noun. (physiology) the effect of a stimulus (on nerves or organs etc.).
STIMULATION, noun. Mutual sexual fondling prior to sexual intercourse.
Wise words
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