Similar words: scholar, scholarship, melancholia, echolocation, scholasticism, cholangiectasis, butyl alcohol, echo. Meaning: n. 1. an infant's repetition of sounds uttered by others 2. (psychiatry) mechanical and meaningless repetition of the words of another person (as in schizophrenia).
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1, It's called echolalia . I don't necessarily understand the context or the terminology I'm using, I just know it gets me off the hook for coming up with a reply.
2, This article analyzes special childrens echolalia from the following aspects: its definition, categories, causes, interaction value and pragmatic functions.
3, I had cultivated a mild sort of insanity, echolalia , I think it's called. All the tag ends of a night's proofing danced on the tip of my tongue.
4, Neuropsychological studies on echolalia revealed that a sparing of 'the speech area' is a necessary prerequisite for echolalia to occur.
5, Children with low comprehension scores but high expressive scores are seen as having possible emotional problems, or as suffering from echolalia.
6, Most people who meet him are shocked to hear he was entirely nonverbal at the age of two and a half and still highly echolalia two years later.
7, But throughout his life, Einstein had a mild form of echolalia, causing him to repeat phrases to himself, two or three times, especially if they amused him.
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