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aphantasia noun [ U ] medical specialized uk/ˌeɪ.fænˈteɪ.zi.ə/ /ˌeɪ.fænˈteɪ.zi.ə/ 想象障碍，幻像可视缺失症，心盲症a medical condition in which a person is not able to form an image in their mind of things or people that are not actually present Some people find it impossible to imagine a friend's face or their own apartment - a phenomenon named aphantasia. 一些人无法在脑海中想象处朋友的样子或自己公寓的样子，这种症状被称为幻像可视缺失症。 更多例句- Scientists have described a condition, aphantasia, in which some people are unable to visualise mental images.
- I have a condition called aphantasia where I can't visualise things. When I try to picture my daughter when she's not there, I see nothing.
- Aphantasia is a relatively rare condition that affects 2% of the population, and both genders equally, says Professor Zelman.
- A small proportion of healthy individuals, perhaps two or three in a hundred, lack visual imagination completely, a phenomenon we have termed aphantasia.
aphantasia noun [ U ] medical specialized uk/ˌeɪ.fænˈteɪ.zi.ə/ us/ˌeɪ.fænˈteɪ.ʒə/ 想象障碍，心盲症a condition in which someone is unable to form pictures in their imagination People with aphantasia do not create pictures in their mind’s eye, for example when they are remembering the past or imagining the future. 想象障碍患者在回忆过去或想象未来时，脑海中不会出现画面。 It is estimated that two to three percent of people have aphantasia. 更多例句- Someone with aphantasia may be less affected by scary stories since they cannot visualize them.
- The professor says that aphantasia is not a disorder, just a different way of thinking, and may affect around 1 in 50 people.
- People with aphantasia have their own unique set of cognitive strengths and challenges.
- Jess doesn’t experience seeing anything in her "mind's eye", a phenomenon known as aphantasia — if you ask her to remember a face or a place, her memories don’t have visuals.
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