1. relating to or involving the sensation of body position and movement
Usage: often used in educational and psychological contexts
2. learning or understanding through physical movement and touch rather than through sight or sound
Usage: educational psychology

Examples

• She is a kinesthetic learner who understands concepts better through hands-on activities.
• The dance instructor emphasized kinesthetic awareness to help students feel the rhythm.
• Kinesthetic feedback helps athletes improve their performance.
• The therapy included kinesthetic exercises to restore muscle memory.
• Children with kinesthetic learning styles benefit from movement-based lessons.
• The kinesthetic sense allows us to know where our limbs are without looking.