Definitions:

1. A sensory system located in structures of the inner ear that register the orientation of the head. NOUN
   • Inner ear infections can disrupt the labyrinthine sense, leading to dizziness and nausea.
2. A system in the body that contributes to balance and spatial orientation for the purpose of coordinating movements. NOUN
   • Astronauts experience temporary disruption of the labyrinthine sense due to microgravity in space.
3. Refers to the body's ability to detect balance, spatial orientation, and movement, primarily through the inner ear's vestibular system, essential for maintaining equilibrium, posture, and coordination. NOUN
   • A healthy labyrinthine sense allows us to stay balanced even when walking on uneven ground.

Synonyms:

• equilibrium
• vestibular sense