1. in a manner relating to the sense of body position, movement, and balance; by means of kinesthetic awareness
Usage: commonly used in educational, sports, and physical therapy contexts

Examples

• The dancer learned the choreography kinesthetically by practicing the movements repeatedly.
• Students who are kinesthetically inclined often benefit from hands-on learning activities.
• Athletes develop their skills kinesthetically through muscle memory and repetitive training.
• The physical therapist helped the patient understand their injury kinesthetically by guiding their movements.
• Young children explore the world kinesthetically by touching, moving, and manipulating objects around them.