Similar words: inhibit, inhibited, exhibition, prohibition, ambition, exhibit, prohibit, ambitious. Meaning: [‚ɪnhɪ'bɪʃn] 
n. 1. (psychology) the conscious exclusion of unacceptable thoughts or desires 2. the quality of being inhibited 3. (physiology) the process whereby nerves can retard or prevent the functioning of an organ or part 4. the action of prohibiting or inhibiting or forbidding (or an instance thereof).
n. 1. (psychology) the conscious exclusion of unacceptable thoughts or desires 2. the quality of being inhibited 3. (physiology) the process whereby nerves can retard or prevent the functioning of an organ or part 4. the action of prohibiting or inhibiting or forbidding (or an instance thereof). 
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1. Some drugs can cause the inhibition of normal bodily activity.
2. Inhibition in adulthood seems to be very clearly a reflection of a person's experiences as a child.
3. After a couple of drinks he lost his inhibition and started talking and laughing loudly.
4. An Inhibition as mentioned above, is rarely used.
5. Work inhibition is not caused by severe emotional disturbance.
6. Work inhibition clearly exists among students from well-educated families.
7. Inhibition serves to subtract one input from another.
8. But the latent inhibition effect did not generalize.
9. Neurological weaknesses do not cause work inhibition.
10. What are the possible causes of work inhibition?
11. This reflects inhibition of the absorption of dietary fat.
12. This inhibition was partly counteracted by increased dietary phosphate.
13. In spite of a history of work inhibition, these students frequently have good academic knowledge and skills.
14. The status of latent inhibition was assessed in a final stage of training that immediately followed the habituation test.
15. One note of caution: Work inhibition is extremely difficult to diagnose.
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16. Abnormalities in the inhibition of motility during sleep should be evaluated in patients who report nocturnal faecal incontinence.
17. Latent inhibition was still found to be attenuated by the change of context.
18. To what extent is work inhibition a consequence of mental health problems?
19. In this case, latent inhibition and habituation would indeed reduce to essentially the same thing.
20. However, because there is still some inhibition the neural activity stabilises as adjacent areas of excited and inhibited cells.
21. Unfortunately, with work inhibition, the waiting game only ensures future problems.
22. When tested after 21 days, however, the latent inhibition effect produced by pre-exposure to saccharin has disappeared.
23. Latent inhibition will show context-specificity when the only training given has been non-reinforced presentations of the stimulus in a given context.
24. It is possible that enzyme inhibition by these artificial colours contributes to the problem in people whose enzymes are partially defective.
25. Young children will participate in a drama class without inhibition.
26. It's only the immediate, definite prospect of harm which will dissolve inhibition.
27. This chapter discusses the roles that school counselors and psychotherapists play in dealing with work inhibition.
28. Clearly, this aspect of our account of habituation is not enough in itself to explain the latent inhibition effect.
29. Periodic alternating activation of flexors and extensors is achieved by reciprocal inhibition mediated by inhibitory collateral neurones.
30. The healthy individual has no compulsive morality because he has no impulses which call for moral inhibition.
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