1. relating to the sense of movement, position, and balance of the body and its parts
Usage: Also spelled kinesthetic (U.S. variant).; Commonly used in education and psychology.
2. involving or relating to learning or understanding through physical movement and hands-on experience
Usage: Educational context.

Examples

• Dancers develop strong kinaesthetic awareness through years of training.
• The kinaesthetic sense helps you know where your limbs are without looking.
• Some students are kinaesthetic learners who benefit from movement-based activities.
• Athletes rely on kinaesthetic feedback to refine their technique.
• The physical therapy program uses kinaesthetic exercises to improve balance.
• Children develop kinaesthetic skills by playing sports and climbing.
• Kinaesthetic memory allows musicians to play without consciously thinking about finger placement.