earthing

/ˈɜrθɪŋ/
noun
  1. The practice of connecting the body to the Earth's surface (e.g., by walking barefoot or using conductive devices) for health benefits, also called grounding.
    • Many people practice earthing by walking barefoot on grass to reduce stress.
    • Studies on earthing suggest it may help improve sleep and reduce inflammation.
    • She bought a special mat for earthing while working at her desk.
  2. The act of connecting an electrical device to the ground for safety.
    • The electrician checked the earthing of the entire building before turning on the power.
    • Without earthing, the metal casing of the appliance could become live.
    • Proper earthing of the generator prevents electric shocks.
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adjective
  1. Relating to the practice of connecting to the Earth for health or electrical safety.
    • The earthing sheet is designed to be used while sleeping.
    • He read about earthing techniques in a wellness magazine.
    • The earthing cable must be properly installed for safety.
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