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Meanings of paranoid personality disorder in English

Russian
сенситивно-параноидное расстройство
Portuguese
transtorno de personalidade paranóide
Catalan
trastorn paranoide de la personalitat
Spanish
personalidad paranoide

Mental disorder characterized by paranoia and a pervasive, long-standing suspiciousness and generalized mistrust of others.

      сенситивно-параноидное расстройство
      Synonyms
      Examples for "sensitive paranoid personality disorder"
      Examples for "sensitive paranoid personality disorder"
      1
      He has all the tendencies to suspicion that a paranoid personality has.
      Talents, Incorporated
      2
      Lon King's diagnosis of Maloney was paranoid personality disorder.
      Driving Heat
      3
      While the cases like L. are not common, the "mildly" paranoid personality is common.
      The Foundations of Personality
      4
      Wide-ranging suspicion that the world has treated you unfairly can be a sign of paranoid personality disorder.
      Reuters
      5
      Imagine recovering from paranoid personality disorder to find that you'd refused a C-section and your baby was stillborn.
      The Guardian
      Usage of paranoid personality disorder in English
      1
      Lon King's diagnosis of Maloney was paranoid personality disorder.
      Driving Heat
      2
      Wide-ranging suspicion that the world has treated you unfairly can be a sign of paranoid personality disorder.
      Reuters
      3
      Imagine recovering from paranoid personality disorder to find that you'd refused a C-section and your baby was stillborn.
      The Guardian
      4
      We report the case of a patient presenting with paranoid personality disorder who refused to collaborate in neuropsychological testing.
      Pubmed
      5
      The Paranoid Personality Disorder
      After the Rain : how the West lost the East
      6
      An investigator found that the government psychiatrist diagnosed him with Paranoid Personality Disorder, but did not recommend treatment because he was "particularly distrustful".
      The Guardian