clonism

/ˈkloʊnɪzəm/
noun
  1. A condition characterized by clonic spasms or convulsions; the state of having rapid, alternating muscle contractions.
    • Doctors observed clonism in the leg muscles after the spinal injury.
    • Clonism can be a side effect of certain neurological disorders.
    • The patient's clonism was so severe that he could not hold a cup steady.
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