Inertia

The Student's Medical Dictionary · 1896 · p. 332
(in - er / - she - ah) [iners, inactive]. Sluggishne ; inability to move except by means of an external force. In physics, that property of matter by virtue of which it is incapable of changing its condition of rest or motion. I., Uterine, sluggishne of uterine contractions during labor. In extremis (in eks-tre’ ’-mis) [in, in; extremus, last]. At the end; at the last; at the point of death. 332
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