neural — relating to nerves or the nervous system
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to nerves or the nervous system
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈnʊrəl/
Example Sentences
- The AI's neural network learned to recognize cats by looking at a million pictures of dogs first.
- Scientists discovered that neural plasticity allows the brain to rewire itself.
- My neural responses to pizza are always positive, according to my brain scans.
neural
ADJECTIVE[/ˈnʊrəl/]
relating to nerves or the nervous system
Touching the boiling cup sent a fast electrical signal through his complex neural network to his brain.
NEUR(nerve) + AL(all) — the reflex hammer sent an electric shock to ALl his NEUR(nerves), confirming a healthy neural response.
Neural signals form a plural network, connecting the brain to machines through digital links.
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From French 'neural' and Latin 'neuralis', derived from Greek 'neuron' meaning 'nerve' or 'sinew'. The Greek root originally referred to the physical cords and fibers of the nervous system.
Breakdown
neur- (nerve, from Greek neuron) + -al (relating to, adjective suffix) = neural
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📝Examples
“The AI's neural network learned to recognize cats by looking at a million pictures of dogs first.”
“Scientists discovered that neural plasticity allows the brain to rewire itself.”
“My neural responses to pizza are always positive, according to my brain scans.”
“The study examined neural connections in patients with memory disorders.”
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