"dysmimia" meaning in English

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          "text": "The terms used to indicate special varieties of aberration are as follows: Aphaemia or apthongia, loss of power to articulate; agraphia, inability to write or to understand writing; amimia or dysmimia, cessation of the faculty both to make and understand gestures formerly well understood and familiar, also word blindness and word deafness.",
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