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anamnestic

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an·am·ne·sis  (nm-nss)
n. pl. an·am·ne·ses (-sz)
1. Psychology A recalling to memory; recollection.
2. Medicine The complete history recalled and recounted by a patient.
[Greek anamnsis, from anamimnskein, anamn-, to remind : ana-, ana- + mimnskein, to recall; see men-1 in Indo-European roots.]
anam·nestic (-nstk) adj.
anam·nesti·cal·ly adv.
anamnestic [ˌænæmˈnɛstɪk]
adj
1. of or relating to anamnesis
2. (Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Physiology) Immunol denoting a response to antigenic stimulation characterized by the production of large amounts of antibody specific to a different antigen from that which elicited the response
anamnestically  adv
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Adj.1.anamnestic - of or relating to anamnesis; aiding the memory


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