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enervation /en·er·va·tion/ (en″er-va´shun)
1. lack of nervous energy. 2. neurectomy.
enervation [en′ərvā′shən] Etymology: L, enervare, to weaken 1 reduction or lack of nervous energy; weakness; lassitude; languor. 2 removal of a complete nerve or a section of nerve. enervation [en″er-va´shun] 1. lack of nervous energy. 2. removal of a nerve or a section of a nerve.
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