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Definitions from the WebMicrotraumaticDefinition:A term used to describe small-scale injuries or traumas that happen repetitively over time, often unseen or unnoticed initially. Part of Speech:Adjective Senses/Usages:Sense 1: Referring to tiny injuries that occur gradually due to repetitive strain or stress. Example Sentence 1: Engaging in long hours of computer use without proper ergonomic setup can lead to microtraumatic injuries like carpal tunnel syndrome. Example Sentence 2: Athletes who perform repetitive motions, such as tennis players, may experience microtraumatic injuries in their elbows or shoulders. Sense 2: Indicating small-scale psychological or emotional injuries resulting from long-term stress or pressure. Example Sentence 1: Constant exposure to work-related stress can cause microtraumatic damage to mental well-being, leading to burnout. Example Sentence 2: Individuals in high-pressure occupations might face microtraumatic experiences that accumulate over time and impact their mental health. Related Products: | ||||
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