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Showing words for FLEXION using the English dictionary

7 Letter Words for Flexion

flexion

6 Letter Words for Flexion

enfoil, inflex, nofile, olefin

5 Letter Words for Flexion

elfin, eloin, enfix, enoil, exion, felix, felon, flexo, folie, foxie, ileon, lifen, nifle, olein

4 Letter Words for Flexion

elix, enol, exon, feil, feni, fiel, file, filo, fine, fino, fixe, flex, flix, floe, flon, foen, foil, foin, fole, fone, ilex, infl, info, leno, leon, lief, lien, life, lifo, line, lino, lion, loin, lone, neif, nief, nife, nile, nixe, noel, noex, noil, noix, nole, oxen

3 Letter Words for Flexion

efl, elf, eli, enl, eof, eon, fei, fen, fie, fil, fin, fix, flo, foe, fol, fon, fox, ife, ile, ilo, inf, iof, ion, lei, leo, lex, lie, lif, lin, loe, lof, lox, nef, nei, neo, nie, nil, nix, nol, nox, oie, oil, ole, one, oni

Definitions for Flexion

[1] Anatomy . the act of bending a limb. the position that a limb assumes when it is bent.
[2] Chiefly British . flection(defs 1–3) .
[3] the act of bending.
[4] the state of being bent.
[5] a bend; bent part.
[6] Anatomy . flexion.
[7] Grammar . inflection(def 2) .
[8] the act of bending a joint or limb
[9] the condition of the joint or limb so bent
[10] a variant spelling of flection
[11] the act of bending or the state of being bent
[12] something bent; bend
[13] grammar a less common word for inflection

Words nearby Flexion

flexible, flexible spending account, flexible-rate mortgage, flexicurity, flexile, flexion, flexitarian, flexitime, flexner, flexner's bacillus, flexo

Origin of Flexion

ction< Latin flexiōn- (stem of flexiō ) a bending, turning, change. See flex1, -ion

Other words from Flexion

flex·ion·al , adjective
flex·ion·less , adjective
hy·per·flex·ion , noun
o·ver·flex·ion , noun
su·per·flex·ion , noun
flec·tion·al , adjective
flec·tion·less , adjective

Word origin for Flexion

ctionC17: from Latin flexiō a bending, from flectere to curve, bow