IPA: /dɪsˈtæksiə/
KK: /dɪsˈtæksiə/
A condition characterized by a lack of coordination of muscle movements, often affecting balance and control.
The patient was diagnosed with dystaxia, which made it difficult for him to walk steadily.
Dystaxia is formed from "dys-" (meaning bad or difficult) and "taxia" (from Greek "taxis", meaning arrangement or order). The word describes a condition characterized by difficulty in coordinating movements or maintaining proper order in physical activity.
Think of 'dys-' meaning bad or difficult, and 'taxia' relating to order or arrangement. This helps you remember that dystaxia refers to a difficult or disordered coordination of movements.
No commonly confused words.