kinesodic

(kin-é-sod’ik), a. [ lost in Europe, where a king is now merely a chief magism ent, + od, force, + -ic.] Transmitting motor trate for life, bound by constitutional and statutory limiimpulses: applied to the motor tracts of the tations equally with his subjects. The office of king is now, as arule, hereditary in principle; but in former times it nervous system. was often elective, or in some manner the subject of choice kinesthesia, kinesthesis,. See kinasthesia. or selection. In the generic sense, God is often called King, kinesthetic, kinesthetic (kin-es-thet’ik), a. as the supreme ruler of the universe. Abbreviated K. [