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Meanings of hysteric in English
Characterized by or arising from psychoneurotic hysteria.
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Usage of hysteric in English
1
The hysteric Greeley had put it into a personal letter to Lincoln.
2
Gradually the hysteric emotion spent itself, and Madame Patoff grew more calm.
3
Red Jim stumbled to his feet with an inarticulate and hysteric exclamation.
4
The hysteric suffers mostly from reminiscences which, paradoxically, may be completely forgotten.
5
The table roared with hysteric laughter at one of this woman's anecdotes.
6
The information affected her so much as to produce hysteric fits.
7
Thy jokes were as physic; thy innocent satire was provocative of hysteric mirth.
8
His house was daily besieged by the lame, the blind, and the hysteric.
9
Clement contends that the sorceress and the hysteric no longer exists.
10
A dagger was handed her, and she stabbed herself ineffectually in hysteric haste.
11
This state is witnessed occasionally in hysteria, after violent fits of hysteric excitement.
12
There has been described as part of hysteria the hysteric temperament.
13
Her immobilization has caused her to become, what Catherine Clement calls, the hysteric.
14
But from everything I can see, your daughter has never been a hysteric.
15
Ball records a curious case of what he calls hysteric aphonia.
16
It was succeeded by a quick, hysteric laugh, and then a dead silence.
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