Definition of titubation in English:

titubation

nounˌtɪtjʊˈbeɪʃ(ə)nˌtɪtʃəˈbeɪʃən

mass nounMedicine

Nodding movement of the head or body, especially as caused by a nervous disorder.
〔医〕（尤指神经系统紊乱而致的）蹒跚（步态），点头晃动
Example sentencesExamples
- The titubation is person dependent and can be reduced by a fixation of the human body.
- She has constant titubation and rhythmic jerking of her entire upper and lower extremities, obvious eye nystagmus and difficulty in initiating ocular saccades.
- My guess would be that this is simple titubation and will resolve with age.
- He was complaining of head titubation which started approximately a year ago.
- For the next act of our little drama I sat silently while she complained, nodding my head so much I looked like a sufferer of rampant titubation.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin titubatio(n-), from titubare 'to totter'.

Definition of titubation in US English:

titubation

nounˌtɪtʃəˈbeɪʃənˌtiCHəˈbāSHən

Medicine

Nodding movement of the head or body, especially as caused by a nervous disorder.
〔医〕（尤指神经系统紊乱而致的）蹒跚（步态），点头晃动
Example sentencesExamples
- She has constant titubation and rhythmic jerking of her entire upper and lower extremities, obvious eye nystagmus and difficulty in initiating ocular saccades.
- He was complaining of head titubation which started approximately a year ago.
- My guess would be that this is simple titubation and will resolve with age.
- The titubation is person dependent and can be reduced by a fixation of the human body.
- For the next act of our little drama I sat silently while she complained, nodding my head so much I looked like a sufferer of rampant titubation.

Origin

Mid 17th century: from Latin titubatio(n-), from titubare ‘to totter’.

词汇	titubation
释义	Definition of titubation in English: titubation nounˌtɪtjʊˈbeɪʃ(ə)nˌtɪtʃəˈbeɪʃən mass nounMedicine Nodding movement of the head or body, especially as caused by a nervous disorder. 〔医〕（尤指神经系统紊乱而致的）蹒跚（步态），点头晃动 Example sentencesExamples The titubation is person dependent and can be reduced by a fixation of the human body. She has constant titubation and rhythmic jerking of her entire upper and lower extremities, obvious eye nystagmus and difficulty in initiating ocular saccades. My guess would be that this is simple titubation and will resolve with age. He was complaining of head titubation which started approximately a year ago. For the next act of our little drama I sat silently while she complained, nodding my head so much I looked like a sufferer of rampant titubation. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin titubatio(n-), from titubare 'to totter'. Definition of titubation in US English: titubation nounˌtɪtʃəˈbeɪʃənˌtiCHəˈbāSHən Medicine Nodding movement of the head or body, especially as caused by a nervous disorder. 〔医〕（尤指神经系统紊乱而致的）蹒跚（步态），点头晃动 Example sentencesExamples She has constant titubation and rhythmic jerking of her entire upper and lower extremities, obvious eye nystagmus and difficulty in initiating ocular saccades. He was complaining of head titubation which started approximately a year ago. My guess would be that this is simple titubation and will resolve with age. The titubation is person dependent and can be reduced by a fixation of the human body. For the next act of our little drama I sat silently while she complained, nodding my head so much I looked like a sufferer of rampant titubation. Origin Mid 17th century: from Latin titubatio(n-), from titubare ‘to totter’.
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