Definition of premorbid in English:

premorbid

adjective priːˈmɔːbɪdˌprēˈmôrbəd

Psychiatry Medicine

Preceding the occurrence of symptoms of disease or disorder.
Example sentencesExamples
- The most common premorbid psychiatric diagnoses are depression, personality disorders, and substance misuse.
- Depressive symptoms and low self-esteem are premorbid predictors of adolescent headache in girls.
- Six were thought to have evidence of a premorbid personality disorder.
- These assumptions underlie the justification for conventional screening for the premorbid or early stage of a disease.
- Secondly, premorbid personality traits may have predisposed individuals both to developing schizophrenia and to using cannabis.

Definition of premorbid in US English:

premorbid

adjectiveˌprēˈmôrbəd

Psychiatry Medicine

Preceding the occurrence of symptoms of disease or disorder.
Example sentencesExamples
- Secondly, premorbid personality traits may have predisposed individuals both to developing schizophrenia and to using cannabis.
- The most common premorbid psychiatric diagnoses are depression, personality disorders, and substance misuse.
- Depressive symptoms and low self-esteem are premorbid predictors of adolescent headache in girls.
- Six were thought to have evidence of a premorbid personality disorder.
- These assumptions underlie the justification for conventional screening for the premorbid or early stage of a disease.

单词	premorbid
释义	Definition of premorbid in English: premorbid adjective priːˈmɔːbɪdˌprēˈmôrbəd Psychiatry Medicine Preceding the occurrence of symptoms of disease or disorder. Example sentencesExamples The most common premorbid psychiatric diagnoses are depression, personality disorders, and substance misuse. Depressive symptoms and low self-esteem are premorbid predictors of adolescent headache in girls. Six were thought to have evidence of a premorbid personality disorder. These assumptions underlie the justification for conventional screening for the premorbid or early stage of a disease. Secondly, premorbid personality traits may have predisposed individuals both to developing schizophrenia and to using cannabis. Definition of premorbid in US English: premorbid adjectiveˌprēˈmôrbəd Psychiatry Medicine Preceding the occurrence of symptoms of disease or disorder. Example sentencesExamples Secondly, premorbid personality traits may have predisposed individuals both to developing schizophrenia and to using cannabis. The most common premorbid psychiatric diagnoses are depression, personality disorders, and substance misuse. Depressive symptoms and low self-esteem are premorbid predictors of adolescent headache in girls. Six were thought to have evidence of a premorbid personality disorder. These assumptions underlie the justification for conventional screening for the premorbid or early stage of a disease.
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