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Meanings of psychologically fragile in English

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Usage of psychologically fragile in English
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Medication had serious physical side effects, and sufferers could be psychologically fragile, she added.
Reuters
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Lu wrote that critics of China were " psychologically fragile".
The Guardian
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Medical staff who could program them correctly shared the same psychologically fragile demeanour as all the recently de-possessed.
The Naked God
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His lawyer described him as psychologically fragile and neighbours in Chelles said he had never shown any interest in religion.
Radio NZ
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Medics say some of the men are psychologically fragile and may struggle with stress for a long time after their rescue.
Reuters
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Another veteran, Ardal O'Hanlon, quietly raises questions about depression and duty of care with his turn as Andy's psychologically fragile father.
The Irish Times
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Such was the transformation that they were a far sounder line-up by the end than psychologically fragile Barcelona, who conceded two hapless goals.
The Guardian
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