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Meanings of dysfunctional relationship in English

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Usage of dysfunctional relationship in English
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A fascinating study of a dysfunctional relationship and a brilliant black comedy.
The Guardian
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Her dysfunctional relationship with Grissom was nothing compared to Hendel and his family.
Ascension
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Writing that wretched book was like being in a dysfunctional relationship.
Independent.ie
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Despite their dysfunctional relationship, breaking away from each other is still a tough decision.
The South African
5
Will Gellar thrive in a dysfunctional relationship dramedy or should she stick to thrillers?
Wired
6
Few are the films that have such a dysfunctional relationship with their sources and predecessors.
The Irish Times
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Many investors see the heat on the bank as evidence of Dimon's dysfunctional relationship with regulators.
Reuters
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Brown replicated with his chancellor the horrendously dysfunctional relationship he had previously had with Tony Blair.
The Guardian
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The way we see and use these animals seems to embody our greater dysfunctional relationship with the sea.
The Guardian
10
Thus Elizabeth came to look like my angry father and I perpetuated a familiar, though dysfunctional relationship dynamic.
No More Mr. Nice Guy!
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It also revealed another dysfunctional relationship.
Obama's wars
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It's a systematic problem, one rooted deep in the dysfunctional relationship between Black America and the American left.
Ebony
13
Mind Moves Marie Murray'Affluenza is characterised by a dysfunctional relationship with money and an obsessive, compulsive pursuit of wealth.
The Irish Times
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You feel cheated that Harley didn't get to dress down Joker in the movie over their entirely dysfunctional relationship?
Wired
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Jolie has had a lifelong dysfunctional relationship with her father, ever since Voight left the family before she was one-year-old.
News.com.au
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Elite athletes who suffer from depression frequently have an "unhealthy and dysfunctional relationship with sport", new research has claimed.
The Irish Times
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