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diaphragmatic
[ dahy-uh-frag-mat-ik ]
adjective
- of the diaphragm.
- like a diaphragm.
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Other Words From
- dia·phrag·mati·cal·ly adverb
- postdi·a·phrag·matic adjective
- subdi·a·phrag·matic adjective
- subdi·a·phrag·mati·cal·ly adverb
- transdi·a·phrag·matic adjective
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Word History and Origins
Origin of diaphragmatic1
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Example Sentences
Tonic diaphragmatic contraction is of very much greater rarity.
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The diaphragmatic arch, having its convex side uppermost, enters the thoracic frame as far as the first dorsal vertebra.
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Delsarte established his theory of diaphragmatic breathing in accordance with his anatomical knowledge.
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Breathing, according to its form of production, is: Costal or combined; diaphragmatic; costo-diaphragmatic.
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In breathing to speak or sing there must be such perfect diaphragmatic control that the mouth shall never be out of breath.
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