Pronunciation: /dɔːrsɪˈflɛkʃən/
noun the position assumed by the foot in dorsiflexion
A1 Dorsiflexion is the movement of bending the foot upwards at the ankle.
A2 Performing dorsiflexion exercises can help improve flexibility in the ankle.
B1 Physical therapists often recommend dorsiflexion stretches for patients recovering from ankle injuries.
B2 Athletes rely on strong dorsiflexion to maintain balance and agility during sports activities.
C1 Proper dorsiflexion technique is crucial for preventing strain and injury in the lower leg muscles.
C2 Advanced yoga practitioners demonstrate exceptional dorsiflexion capabilities in their poses.
formal Dorsiflexion is the movement of bending the foot upwards at the ankle.
informal You need to work on your dorsiflexion if you want to improve your running form.
slang I can't do those squats properly because my dorsiflexion is terrible.
figurative In order to reach new heights in his career, he had to exhibit mental dorsiflexion and stay open to new ideas.
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