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Significados de disassociation en inglés

catalán
dissociació

The state of being unconnected in memory or imagination.

        dissociació
        portugués
        dissociação

        A state in which some integrated part of a person's life becomes separated from the rest of the personality and functions independently.

              dissociação
              Uso de disassociation en inglés
              1
              In certain circumstances, it also served to increase the individual's sense of disassociation.
              The gun
              2
              Psychosis is a very provocative word, suggesting extreme madness and disassociation with reality.
              The Guardian
              3
              Caroline supposed her daughter's disassociation was due to the series of traumatic events.
              Tough customer: a novel
              4
              As is, Only You succeeds in character disassociation but just scratches the surface.
              The Irish Times
              5
              That bit of disassociation is crucial in helping Brad cope with otherwise difficult situations.
              Reuters
              6
              Anger clouded the faculties, and so he lived in a state of constant disassociation.
              The dark side of the sun
              7
              Their debut… Audio Roy Irwin on obsession, boredom and disassociation on his new album S.O.D.A.
              Radio NZ
              8
              Suppose that we have made it impossible by disassociation from them to feed their greed.
              Freedom's Battle / Being a Comprehensive Collection of Writings ...
              9
              Now it's deliberate inattention had more to do with disassociation than with courtesy or privacy.
              Bloodchild and Other Stories
              10
              And now we come to disassociation of personality.
              Before Adam
              11
              Power plus solitude equals disassociation from reality.
              The witch queen
              12
              They are merely victims of disassociation.
              The Tyranny of Weakness
              13
              This immersion only extenuates a dangerous disassociation from empathic judgment...
              The Guardian
              14
              At times, when she's intensely involved in an emotional situation, she undergoes what we parapsychologists call a disassociation of personality.
              Ghosts
              15
              Then, as though a bubble had popped, the moment of disassociation was gone and it all came back to me.
              Rite of Passage
              16
              If the cabbie had any concerns as to the disassociation between Arthur's clothing and his voice, he did not express them.
              The sherlockian
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              Translations for disassociation
              catalán
              dissociació
              portugués
              dissociação
              Disassociation a través del tiempo