Definition of dysgraphia
: impairment of handwriting ability that is characterized chiefly by very poor or often illegible writing or writing that takes an unusually long time and great effort to complete ◆When present in children, dysgraphia is classified as a learning disability . When it occurs as an acquired condition in adults, it is typically the result of damage to the brain (as from stroke or trauma).
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Medical Definition of dysgraphia
: impairment of the ability to write caused by brain damage
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