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Meanings of psychoanalyst in English
Usage of psychoanalyst in English
1
His relationship with Eugene, who was a psychoanalyst, lasted almost 50 years.
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Depression led him to consult a psychoanalyst whom he still sees occasionally.
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About the authors: Dr. Robin Stern is a psychoanalyst, educator, and author.
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Some cretin psychoanalyst would attempt to comprehend the singularity of his worldview.
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An eminent psychoanalyst is kept awake by hallucinations of a singing rabbi.
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There were besides Trudeau, 3 university professors, a psychoanalyst and two lawyers.
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Sometimes he referred some of his problem patients to his psychoanalyst, Dr. Blauberman.
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Darian Leader is best known as elegant populariser of French psychoanalyst Jacques Lacan.
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That morning his psychoanalyst told Spencer that he intellectualized when he should feel.
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Psychoanalysis runs in the family, says Priscilla Robinson My sister is a psychoanalyst.
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I mean, he's a psychoanalyst and it's all very opaque kind of jargony.
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You ought to take your case to a psychoanalyst; he'd blow a fuse.
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These are among questions asked by a psychoanalyst, Jeffrey Mason, in a new book.
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Again, one for the psychoanalyst from the Tories' vote-for-your-id candidate.
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He and Carson had worked that out with the psychoanalyst.
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Darian Leader is a psychoanalyst, a follower of Freud as interpreted by Jacques Lacan.
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