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View usage for: (njʊərɒtɪk, US nʊr-) Word forms: plural neuroticsadjectiveIf you say that someone is neurotic, you mean that they are always frightened or worried about things that you consider unimportant. [disapproval] He was almost neurotic about being followed. [+ about] There are also unpleasant brain effects such as anxiety and neurotic behaviour. Synonyms: unstable, nervous, disturbed, anxious More Synonyms of neurotic A neurotic is someone who is neurotic. These patients are not neurotics. neurotic in British English (njʊˈrɒtɪk) adjective1. of, relating to, or having neurosis noun2. a person who has a neurosis or who tends to be emotionally unstable or unusually anxious Derived forms neurotically (neuˈrotically) adverb neurotic in American English (nʊˈrɑtɪk; njʊˈrɑtɪk) adjective1. of, characteristic of, or having a neurosis Derived forms neurotically (neuˈrotically) adverb neuroticism (neuˈrotiˌcism) (nuˈrɑtəˌsɪzəm; njuˈrɑtəˌsɪzəm) noun Examples of 'neurotic' in a sentenceneurotic They distrusted us completely and were neurotic about their own security.Pain is often considered to be the result of neurotic attitudes and behaviour.This condition often is regarded as the sign of a neurotic or nervous person.Racing has become neurotic over its share of the betting cake.Her psychiatrist predictably accused her of being "neurotic" about food.We can inadvertently foster neurotic anxiety.Nervous cats may become stressed, which may result in neurotic behaviour once home.If you tend to worry, you become neurotic.The Met are getting a bit neurotic about it.What do you mean, neurotic?Be a bit less neurotic.Are you a neurotic person?Man's manipulation of animals is not only in the service of nutrition but also to foster and study neurotic behaviour in family relationships.He is less neurotic than any other comedian I have met.I am always struck by the way that snooker is one of the very few ways in which a genuine neurotic can become a working-class hero.I had a rash on my foot and my mum, being a bit neurotic at the time, took me to hospital. In other languagesneurotic British English: neurotic / njʊˈrɒtɪk/ ADJECTIVE If you say that someone is neurotic, you mean that they are always frightened or worried about things that you consider unimportant. He was almost neurotic about being followed. - American English: neurotic
- Arabic: عِصَابِيُّ
- Brazilian Portuguese: neurótico
- Chinese: 神经质的
- Croatian: neurotičan
- Czech: neurotický
- Danish: neurotisk
- Dutch: neurotisch
- European Spanish: neurótico
- Finnish: neuroottinen
- French: névrosé
- German: neurotisch
- Greek: νευρωτικός
- Italian: nevrotico
- Japanese: 神経過敏な
- Korean: 신경증에 걸린
- Norwegian: nevrotisk
- Polish: neurotyczny
- European Portuguese: neurótico
- Romanian: nevricos
- Russian: невротический
- Latin American Spanish: neurótico
- Swedish: neurotisk
- Thai: เกี่ยวกับโรคประสาท
- Turkish: nörotik
- Ukrainian: невротичний
- Vietnamese: dễ bị kích động
British English: neurotic NOUN A neurotic is someone who is neurotic. These patients are not neurotics. - American English: neurotic
- Brazilian Portuguese: neurótico
- Chinese: 神经官能症患者
- European Spanish: neurótico
- French: névrosé
- German: Neurotiker
- Italian: nevrotico
- Japanese: 神経症患者
- Korean: 신경증 환자
- European Portuguese: neurótico
- Latin American Spanish: neurótico
Chinese translation of 'neurotic' adj - [person, behaviour]
神经(經)质(質)的 (shénjīngzhì de)
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神经(經)质(質)者 (shénjīngzhìzhě) to be/become neurotic about sth 对(對)某事极(極)为(為)焦虑(慮) (duì mǒushì jí wéi jiāolǜ)
Definition afflicted by neurosis He was almost neurotic about being followed. Synonyms disturbed abnormal compulsive manic unhealthy hyper (informal) twitchy (informal) overwrought Opposites together (slang) , normal , calm , stable , rational , laid-back (informal) , sane , well-balanced , level-headed , well-adjusted Additional synonymsDefinition causing anxiety She admitted she was still anxious about the situation. Synonyms uneasy, concerned, worried, troubled, upset, careful, wired (slang), nervous, disturbed, distressed, uncomfortable, tense, fearful, unsettled, restless, agitated, taut, disquieted, apprehensive, edgy, watchful, jittery (informal), perturbed, on edge, ill at ease, twitchy (informal), solicitous, overwrought, fretful, on tenterhooks, in suspense, hot and bothered, unquiet (literary), like a fish out of water, antsy (informal), angsty, on pins and needles, discomposed an angry, socially maladjusted recluse Synonyms disturbed, hung-up (slang), alienated, estrangedDefinition apprehensive or worried I get very nervous when I'm in the house alone at night. Synonyms apprehensive, anxious, uneasy, edgy, worried, wired (slang), tense, fearful, shaky, hysterical, agitated, ruffled, timid, hyper (informal), jittery (informal), uptight (informal), flustered, on edge, excitable, nervy (British, informal), jumpy, twitchy (informal), fidgety, timorous (literary), highly strung, antsy (informal), toey (Australian, slang), hesitant, adrenalized - nettled
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Additional synonymsEating behaviour is the subject of obsessive, almost phobic interest. Synonyms compulsive, fixed, gripping, consuming, haunting, tormenting, irresistible, neurotic, besetting, uncontrollable, obsessional |