Definition: Okay, let me try to figure out how to define 'thymotactic' in two sentences. First, I need to understand what the term means. Thymotactic usually refers to a process or method that uses thyme for some purpose. So maybe it's related to using thyme in agriculture? Wait, I remember that thyme is used as a natural pest deterrent. That might be part of the definition. But how about in other contexts? Maybe in medicine or biology? Thymotactic could also mean something like directing pests using thyme. Let me check some sources. Oh right, thyme is known for its ability to repel insects, which makes sense as a natural pest deterrent. So first sentence: Thymotactic refers to using thyme as a natural method to deter pests. Second sentence: In agriculture, thymotactic practices involve applying thyme in specific ways to help control plant growth. I think that's correct. Two sentences, each explaining the term with an example in different contexts. Thymotactic refers to the use of thyme as a natural pest deterrent. In agriculture, thymotactic practices involve applying thyme in controlled amounts to repel insects and promote plant health.

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Definition: 1. The thymotactic is a movement of the nervous system that involves the involuntary control of body movements by the brain.<0x0A>2. Thymotactic disorders refer to abnormalities in this process, such as dysfunction or malfunction of the nervous system.

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