efferent (adjective)

1. In the cartoon show, the character's efferent nerves made them move and react in silly ways.

2. The architect took into consideration the efferent nerves of the visitors when designing the flow of the building.

3. During the Civil War, soldiers relied on their efferent nerves to quickly respond to commands on the battlefield.

4. In some religious practices, devotees believe that efferent nerve impulses can be influenced through meditation and prayer.

1. The efferent nerve of fear sent shivers down her spine as she tiptoed through the dark and eerie hallway.

2. In the magical realm, the efferent nerve enabled the sorcerer to conjure powerful spells with a mere flick of his fingers.

3. The cyborg's efferent nerve system seamlessly connected his mechanical limbs, allowing him to effortlessly perform superhuman feats.

4. According to Greek mythology, Zeus imbued the efferent nerves of Hercules with incredible strength, enabling him to perform legendary feats of heroism.