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muscle memory
[muhs-uhl mem-uh-ree]
noun
Psychology, Physiology.the ability, acquired through repetition, to complete a particular muscular movement quickly, efficiently, and without conscious effort.
Word History and Origins
Origin of muscle memory1
Example Sentences
The crowd is reacting to what’s probably muscle memory derived from decades of being in the audience and hearing that sound.
At 58, he’s legally blind, but he’s been skateboarding since he was 5, so what’s about to happen is part muscle memory, part “trust fall.”
County had a dedicated recovery operation that consultants could plug into — and the muscle memory from recent disasters like the Woolsey fire.
He also practised the movements he planned to make during takes of the final film in order to achieve "muscle memory" of the process.
"All of his muscle memory has been to get closer to the European political union," says Mr Griffith.
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