Pronunciation: /əˈmɪɡdəˌli/
noun a plural form of amygdala, which refers to a small, almond-shaped mass of gray matter located in the brain that is involved in processing emotions and memory
A1 The amygdalae are two almond-shaped clusters of nuclei located deep within the brain.
A2 The amygdalae play a key role in processing emotions and triggering the body's response to stress.
B1 Damage to the amygdalae can result in difficulties in recognizing and responding to emotions in others.
B2 Studies have shown that the amygdalae are involved in the formation and storage of emotional memories.
C1 The amygdalae are part of the limbic system and are crucial for the regulation of emotions and social behavior.
C2 Research suggests that abnormalities in the amygdalae may contribute to the development of certain psychiatric disorders.
formal The amygdalae are almond-shaped clusters of nuclei located deep within the brain.
informal Scientists believe that the amygdalae play a key role in processing emotions.
slang I heard that guy has overactive amygdalae, which makes him easily triggered.
figurative Her amygdalae were on high alert during the horror movie, causing her to jump at every little sound.
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