noun a person who is lying down or reclining
adjective lying down; reclining; leaning
Used to describe a position in which a person or animal is lying down with the back supported, often used in reference to patients in a hospital setting.
Refers to an organism or structure that is lying down or reclining, commonly used in anatomy and zoology.
Describes a type of exercise or therapy where the individual is lying down in a relaxed position, often used for rehabilitation purposes.
In the context of outdoor activities such as cycling, 'recumbent' refers to a type of bike design where the rider is in a reclined position rather than upright.
In literature, the term 'recumbent' may be used to describe a character who is lying down or reclining in a relaxed position.
In psychology, 'recumbent' may be used to refer to a therapeutic position where a client is lying down during a session, often used in techniques like guided imagery or progressive muscle relaxation.
In physical therapy, 'recumbent' may refer to a position where a patient is lying down while performing exercises or receiving treatments to improve mobility and strength.
In medicine, 'recumbent' may be used to describe a patient who is lying down during a physical examination or medical procedure.