Definition of amentia in English:

amentia

nounəˈmɛnʃəeɪˈmɛnʃəāˈmen(t)SHēə

mass nounMedicine dated

Severe congenital mental disability.
〔医〕〈旧〉天生严重智障
Example sentencesExamples
- She herself has been suffering from uremia inherited from her mother and is also registered as suffering from ‘slight amentia’ (mental deficiency) in her own disability certificate.
- Moreover the anxiety about gestation increased and she developed amentia at last.
- There are probably other types of amentia in which a rare recessive gene is the chief determinant.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin, literally 'madness', from amens, ament- 'mad', from a- 'without' + mens 'the mind'.

Definition of amentia in US English:

amentia

nounāˈmen(t)SHēə

Medicine dated

Severe congenital mental handicap.
〔医〕〈旧〉天生严重智障
Example sentencesExamples
- She herself has been suffering from uremia inherited from her mother and is also registered as suffering from ‘slight amentia’ (mental deficiency) in her own disability certificate.
- Moreover the anxiety about gestation increased and she developed amentia at last.
- There are probably other types of amentia in which a rare recessive gene is the chief determinant.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Latin, literally ‘madness’, from amens, ament- ‘mad’, from a- ‘without’ + mens ‘the mind’.

单词	amentia
释义	Definition of amentia in English: amentia nounəˈmɛnʃəeɪˈmɛnʃəāˈmen(t)SHēə mass nounMedicine dated Severe congenital mental disability. 〔医〕〈旧〉天生严重智障 Example sentencesExamples She herself has been suffering from uremia inherited from her mother and is also registered as suffering from ‘slight amentia’ (mental deficiency) in her own disability certificate. Moreover the anxiety about gestation increased and she developed amentia at last. There are probably other types of amentia in which a rare recessive gene is the chief determinant. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin, literally 'madness', from amens, ament- 'mad', from a- 'without' + mens 'the mind'. Definition of amentia in US English: amentia nounāˈmen(t)SHēə Medicine dated Severe congenital mental handicap. 〔医〕〈旧〉天生严重智障 Example sentencesExamples She herself has been suffering from uremia inherited from her mother and is also registered as suffering from ‘slight amentia’ (mental deficiency) in her own disability certificate. Moreover the anxiety about gestation increased and she developed amentia at last. There are probably other types of amentia in which a rare recessive gene is the chief determinant. Origin Late Middle English: from Latin, literally ‘madness’, from amens, ament- ‘mad’, from a- ‘without’ + mens ‘the mind’.
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