Acenesthesia

Collocations of acenesthesia

loss of sensation

Frequency: 70 %

The acenesthesia resulted in a complete loss of sensation in his legs.

numbness

Frequency: 60 %

The acenesthesia caused a persistent numbness in her fingertips.

decreased sensitivity

Frequency: 50 %

The condition led to a decreased sensitivity to touch and temperature.

lack of feeling

Frequency: 45 %

The patient experienced a profound lack of feeling in his hands due to acenesthesia.

absence of perception

Frequency: 40 %

Her acenesthesia resulted in the absence of perception of pain.

Idiomatic Expressions for acenesthesia

• Phrase: acenesthesia overload
  Meaning: an overwhelming or excessive sensory experience
  Usage: The concert was so loud and bright, it felt like an acenesthesia overload.