nervegroups

noun
UK /ˈnɜːv ɡruːps/
US /ˈnɜːrv ɡruːps/

Groups of nerves that work together in the body.

The doctor explained that nervegroups carry signals from the brain to the muscles.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Clusters of nerve cells studied together in biology class.

In the lab, we compared nervegroups from different animals.

3. Collections of nerves that control a specific body part.

Damage to these nervegroups can make the fingers feel numb.

4. Groups of nerves shown together on a medical diagram.

The chart labeled each of the nervegroups in the arm.