decumbency (Meaning)
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decumbency (n.)
The act or posture of lying down.
Synonyms & Antonyms of decumbency
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decumbency Sentence Examples
- The patient's decumbency in the hospital bed indicated their need for extended rest.
- The therapist recommended decumbency as part of the recovery regimen for the injured athlete.
- The doctor advised decumbency to alleviate the strain on the patient's back.
- After a long day's work, I often find solace in the decumbency of my favorite armchair.
- The yoga instructor emphasized the importance of decumbency in certain relaxation poses.
- During meditation, achieving a state of decumbency can enhance mindfulness and tranquility.
- Following surgery, the surgeon prescribed strict decumbency to promote healing.
- In the wilderness survival course, participants learned techniques for maintaining decumbency in makeshift shelters.
- The artist captured the elegance of decumbency in the pose of the reclining model.
- The chiropractor recommended specific exercises to improve posture and reduce discomfort during decumbency.
FAQs About the word decumbency
The act or posture of lying down.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The patient's decumbency in the hospital bed indicated their need for extended rest.
The therapist recommended decumbency as part of the recovery regimen for the injured athlete.
The doctor advised decumbency to alleviate the strain on the patient's back.
After a long day's work, I often find solace in the decumbency of my favorite armchair.
