adjective relating to or affected by spasms; characterized by sudden bursts of energy or activity
In literature, 'spasmodic' may be used to describe erratic or abrupt changes in writing style or narrative flow.
In medicine, 'spasmodic' is used to describe sudden, involuntary muscle contractions or movements.
In botany, 'spasmodic' can describe irregular or jerky growth patterns in plants.
In neurology, 'spasmodic' refers to conditions characterized by spasms or sudden, uncontrollable movements.
In literature, the term 'spasmodic' can be used to describe a writing style that is characterized by abrupt and irregular movements or changes in tone or subject matter.
In psychology, 'spasmodic' may be used to refer to sudden and uncontrollable muscle contractions or movements, such as those seen in certain neurological disorders.
Medical doctors may use 'spasmodic' to describe symptoms or conditions that involve sudden and involuntary muscle spasms or movements, such as in cases of dystonia or spasticity.
Engineers may use 'spasmodic' to describe irregular or erratic behavior in mechanical systems or processes, such as a spasmodic response from a faulty sensor.