Grounding ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Grounding ( noun )

1. The action or process of providing or being provided with a connection to the ground.
2. The action of returning a person to a stable and rational state of mind.

Origin:

From the old english word "grundian" which means to establish on a foundation.

Examples:

1. The grounding of the ship was a difficult task.
2. The grounding of electrons in a circuit is necessary for it to function properly.
3. The therapist's job was to help the patient with grounding techniques during a panic attack.
4. His grounding in classical literature helped him excel in his English literature studies.
5. Grounding can be used to reduce the risk of electrical shock.

(As a verb)

Grounding ( verb )

1. The action or process of providing or being provided with a connection to the ground.
2. The action of returning a person to a stable and rational state of mind.

Origin:

From the old english word "grundian" which means to establish on a foundation.

Examples:

1. The grounding of the ship was a difficult task.
2. The grounding of electrons in a circuit is necessary for it to function properly.
3. The therapist's job was to help the patient with grounding techniques during a panic attack.
4. His grounding in classical literature helped him excel in his English literature studies.
5. Grounding can be used to reduce the risk of electrical shock.