adducent

/əˈduːsənt/
adjective
  1. Drawing toward or pulling inward, especially in reference to muscles that move a body part toward the center of the body.
    • Physical therapy often targets adducent movements to improve hip stability.
    • The adducent muscles in the thigh help bring the legs together.
    • In anatomy class, we learned about the adducent function of certain chest muscles.
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