fusional


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fusional

(ˈfjuːʒənəl)
adj
1. of or relating to fusion
2. (Linguistics) (of a language) being one in which morphemes are combined in a way which is often difficult to decipher
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The patient's dynamic fusional ability can be improved by performing exercises to increase both divergence and convergence demand.
Do ponto de vista das orientacoes normativas falamos, sem duvida, de um modelo de casal alianca, centrado na producao material da vida, mas ja modificado pela maior democratizacao das relacoes no interior da familia e pelo apelo de uma matriz de familia unida e fusional (Sofia ABOIM, 2010, p.
Her love of animals was obvious through her constant care to Norbu, and their amazing fusional relationship made my heart sing.
Pentecost does not establish a fusional communication; rather, it offers a promise: the Spirit can transcend any culture, or rather inhabit any culture, to make heard the wonders of God.
And, since the process is cyclical, after the present, isolating phase produced by Indo-European empires, the world must expect the resulting pidgins to coalesce in a new world language--an idea inspired by Vico's ricorso, which curiously anticipates Dixon's "language-clock": "As languages change over time, they tend--very roughly--to move round in a typological circle: isolating to agglutinating, to fusional, back to isolating, and so on" (Dixon 42), the outcome being that we can expect the future unified world language predicted by Japhetic Theory to resemble Georgian rather more than any current international language in so far as it will be agglutinative (Marr).
The mother-daughter relationship is often studied, because of the existing fusional and symbiotic relationship, insecure attachment and high level of confli.
-- always as much hidden as embedded in a fusional and monochrome statism.
This classification relies on Duane's concepts of fusional convergence insufficiency and fusional divergence excess and is based upon measurements of the distance and near deviation.

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