cenesthesia

US: (sē′nəs thē′zhə, -zhē ə, -zē ə, sen′əs-)

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ce•nes•the•sia  (sē′nəs thē′zhə, -zhē ə, -zē ə, sen′əs-), n. [Psychol.]

1. Psychology coenesthesia.

Also, ce•nes•the•sis  (sē′nis thē′sis, sen′is-). 

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coe•nes•the•sia  (sē′nəs thē′zhə, -zhē ə, -zē ə, sen′əs-), n. [Psychol.]

1. Psychology the aggregate of impressions arising from organic sensations that forms the basis of one's awareness of body or bodily state, as the feeling of health, vigor, or lethargy.

Also, coe•nes•the•sis  (sē′nəs thē′sis, sen′əs-), cenesthesia, cenesthesis. 

• coen(o)- + esthesia 1880–85