Definition of psychoneurosis in English:

psychoneurosis

noun ˌsʌɪkəʊnjʊəˈrəʊsɪsˌsaɪkoʊn(j)ʊˈroʊsəs

another term for neurosis
Example sentencesExamples
- Hysteria can currently be defined as a form of psychoneurosis characterized by disturbances of the sensory and motor functions, with a high degree of susceptibility to autosuggestion or hypnosis.
- This was Freud's definition of psychoneurosis: We limit how we live so that we can limit the amount of anxiety that we experience.
- His clinical diagnosis was ‘chronic and acute anxiety psychoneurosis with generalized phobic extensions.’
- The idea that it was just depression or hysteria, a psychoneurosis or ‘all in the mind,’ he found not only ludicrous and cruel, but also dangerous, and his records contain several examples of suicide.
- Today we would call this an anxiety-caused psychoneurosis.

Definition of psychoneurosis in US English:

psychoneurosis

nounˌsaɪkoʊn(j)ʊˈroʊsəsˌsīkōn(y)o͝oˈrōsəs

another term for neurosis
Example sentencesExamples
- Today we would call this an anxiety-caused psychoneurosis.
- The idea that it was just depression or hysteria, a psychoneurosis or ‘all in the mind,’ he found not only ludicrous and cruel, but also dangerous, and his records contain several examples of suicide.
- Hysteria can currently be defined as a form of psychoneurosis characterized by disturbances of the sensory and motor functions, with a high degree of susceptibility to autosuggestion or hypnosis.
- His clinical diagnosis was ‘chronic and acute anxiety psychoneurosis with generalized phobic extensions.’
- This was Freud's definition of psychoneurosis: We limit how we live so that we can limit the amount of anxiety that we experience.

单词	psychoneurosis
释义	Definition of psychoneurosis in English: psychoneurosis noun ˌsʌɪkəʊnjʊəˈrəʊsɪsˌsaɪkoʊn(j)ʊˈroʊsəs another term for neurosis Example sentencesExamples Hysteria can currently be defined as a form of psychoneurosis characterized by disturbances of the sensory and motor functions, with a high degree of susceptibility to autosuggestion or hypnosis. This was Freud's definition of psychoneurosis: We limit how we live so that we can limit the amount of anxiety that we experience. His clinical diagnosis was ‘chronic and acute anxiety psychoneurosis with generalized phobic extensions.’ The idea that it was just depression or hysteria, a psychoneurosis or ‘all in the mind,’ he found not only ludicrous and cruel, but also dangerous, and his records contain several examples of suicide. Today we would call this an anxiety-caused psychoneurosis. Definition of psychoneurosis in US English: psychoneurosis nounˌsaɪkoʊn(j)ʊˈroʊsəsˌsīkōn(y)o͝oˈrōsəs another term for neurosis Example sentencesExamples Today we would call this an anxiety-caused psychoneurosis. The idea that it was just depression or hysteria, a psychoneurosis or ‘all in the mind,’ he found not only ludicrous and cruel, but also dangerous, and his records contain several examples of suicide. Hysteria can currently be defined as a form of psychoneurosis characterized by disturbances of the sensory and motor functions, with a high degree of susceptibility to autosuggestion or hypnosis. His clinical diagnosis was ‘chronic and acute anxiety psychoneurosis with generalized phobic extensions.’ This was Freud's definition of psychoneurosis: We limit how we live so that we can limit the amount of anxiety that we experience.
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