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Meanings of disturbance in English
Portuguese
doença mental Catalan
pertorbació mental 
(Psychiatry) a psychological disorder of thought or emotion; a more neutral term than mental illness.
Synonyms
Examples for "folie"
Examples for "folie"
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She's become quite the firebrand whilst acting as her husband's partner in a folie-a-deux.
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He says: 'I have had under my care altogether about 40 cases of typical folie circulaire.'
3
Noailles says, "Qu'il a fait une folie, mais qu'il est pr'et 'a la r'eparer."
4
This psychasthenic state, the folie du doute of the French, is accompanied by fear, restlessness and an oppressive feeling of unreality.
5
The honeymoon was over before That Wedding, but the Gallic spectacle of this Celtic folie de grandeur was too much for the common cumainn.
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Evidently on that night the crisis of her mental disorder was reached.
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In the mental disorder that followed, he was spotted and killed easily.
3
Depression was found as the most common mental disorder among South Africans.
4
A quarter of the victims were identified as having a mental disorder.
5
Mortality associated with mental disorder increased, most clearly during the mid 1980s.
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I think I saw signs of mental disturbance in our luncheon to-day.
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They saw that she was in a condition of serious mental disturbance.
3
But as the two women walked on together, her mental disturbance continued.
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After this there could be no doubt that there was actual mental disturbance.
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You spoke just now of over-work as a cause for this mental disturbance.
1
It was, Chow testified, hotly debated whether DID even existed as a psychological disorder.
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Third, financial repression isn't a psychological disorder, it is the new way of the world.
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This study tested the hypothesis that metacognitions are a general vulnerability factor for psychological disorder.
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Conclusions: Results on long term psychosocial QoL remain uncertain with some suggestion of psychological disorder persisting.
5
The effort to explain them is understood not just as a political paradox but a psychological disorder.
Usage of disturbance in English
1
They forced their way inside when they heard a disturbance, police said.
2
The people in the tent turned in the direction of the disturbance.
3
His execution was reported as a typical case of public order disturbance.
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Clearly these are populations that cannot stand a great deal of disturbance.
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There is legitimate fear of more disturbance, said government spokesman Panitan Wattanayagorn.
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Case report: A 47-year-old man presented with a headache and visual disturbance.
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The king knows that they occasioned the late disturbance in the theatre.
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The disturbance in a psycho-neurosis is always in this domain of sex-life.
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Conclusions: Schizophrenic patients showed activation of the cytokine system and immune disturbance.
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The federal government will look at security arrangements after this week's disturbance.
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Patients with a higher BMI were more likely to experience sleep disturbance.
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Never did idea make a more profound disturbance in the scientific world.
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Only a brisk half-gale remained in the wake of the huger disturbance.
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Police said the killings appeared to be part of a domestic disturbance.
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The reformation in the Icelandic Church was not brought about without disturbance.
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It neither rolled nor heaved in the manner of a natural disturbance.
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Disturbance across language varieties
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