Synonyms for repetitive motion injury
| Grammar : Noun |
Définition of repetitive motion injury
- As in carpal tunnel syndrome : noun repetitive stress injury
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- add insult injury
- add insult to injury
- be repeated
- be repelled by
- commotion
- de-moting
- de motion
- de-motion
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- demotic
- elaborate promotional event
- electromotive force
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- emotion
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- false show of emotion
- hang crepe
- hanging crepe
- honest injun
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- injun
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- leitmotif
- make a motion
- making a motion
- malice prepense
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- motion picture
- motion picture industry
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- motivate
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- nonemotional
- obstreperous
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- oft-repeated
- often injurious aficionado
- overemotiona
- overuse strain injuries
- overuse strain injury
- promoting
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- re-motion
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- repertory
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- repetitive
- repetitive motion injury
- repetitive strain disorder
- repetitive strain injury
- repetitiveness
- set in motion
- ten injunction
- ten injunctions
- ulterior motive
- unemotional
- unemotionally
- unmotivated
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