Definitions:

1. A medical term that refers to the inability to walk due to impaired muscle coordination, neurological issues, or psychological factors. NOUN
   • The neurologist diagnosed the patient with abasia, explaining that their walking difficulty was due to motor incoordination.
2. A neurological condition characterized by the inability or impairment to walk due to loss of muscular coordination or strength, often related to damege or disorders of the brain, spinal cord, or nerves. NOUN
   • Patients with abasia often struggle with balance and may require assistive devices for mobility.
3. Specifically describes a condition where an individual cannot walk, even though their legs are physically capable of movement. NOUN
   • Despite having normal muscle strength, her abasia prevented her from walking unaided.

Synonyms:

• gait disturbance
• motor incoordination
• movement disorder
• walking difficulty