Adduct
verb
To draw a body part toward the center of the body or toward another part.
The doctor explained how to adduct the arm during therapy exercises.

Usage tips
Neutral
adduct muscles,adduct limb,adduct movement
verb
To add or include something into a set or category.
The researcher aimed to adduct findings from different studies to form a comprehensive theory.

Usage tips
Neutral
adduct findings,adduct data,adduct evidence
verb
To draw a body part toward the center of the body or toward another part.
The doctor explained how to adduct the arm during therapy exercises.

Usage tips
Neutral
adduct muscles,adduct limb,adduct movement
verb
To add or include something into a set or category.
The researcher aimed to adduct findings from different studies to form a comprehensive theory.

Usage tips
Neutral
adduct findings,adduct data,adduct evidence
Definition 1 of 2

Physiological Context
Adduction typically refers to motion within anatomical and physiological discussions
In sports science, it's important for understanding how limbs move during activities.
Technical Use
In medical terminology, 'adduct' is used to describe specific movements
Its use in anatomy implies a clear understanding of body mechanics.
Physiological Context
Adduction typically refers to motion within anatomical and physiological discussions
In sports science, it's important for understanding how limbs move during activities.
Technical Use
In medical terminology, 'adduct' is used to describe specific movements
Its use in anatomy implies a clear understanding of body mechanics.
Physiological Context
Adduction typically refers to motion within anatomical and physiological discussions
In sports science, it's important for understanding how limbs move during activities.
Technical Use
In medical terminology, 'adduct' is used to describe specific movements
Its use in anatomy implies a clear understanding of body mechanics.
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