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Meanings of disassociation in inglés
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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.
Antonyms
Examples for "association"
Examples for "association"
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However, the significant association no longer held after adjusting for work engagement.
2
Studies suggest an association with a good prognosis; however, relapse can occur.
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The association between violence and work ability was modified by education level.
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People need to understand the right of association and right to choice.
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Animal association: Fish and to an extent all creatures of the sea.
Usage of disassociation in inglés
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In certain circumstances, it also served to increase the individual's sense of disassociation.
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Psychosis is a very provocative word, suggesting extreme madness and disassociation with reality.
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Caroline supposed her daughter's disassociation was due to the series of traumatic events.
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As is, Only You succeeds in character disassociation but just scratches the surface.
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That bit of disassociation is crucial in helping Brad cope with otherwise difficult situations.
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Anger clouded the faculties, and so he lived in a state of constant disassociation.
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Their debut… Audio Roy Irwin on obsession, boredom and disassociation on his new album S.O.D.A.
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Suppose that we have made it impossible by disassociation from them to feed their greed.
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Now it's deliberate inattention had more to do with disassociation than with courtesy or privacy.
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And now we come to disassociation of personality.
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Power plus solitude equals disassociation from reality.
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They are merely victims of disassociation.
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This immersion only extenuates a dangerous disassociation from empathic judgment...
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At times, when she's intensely involved in an emotional situation, she undergoes what we parapsychologists call a disassociation of personality.
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Then, as though a bubble had popped, the moment of disassociation was gone and it all came back to me.
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If the cabbie had any concerns as to the disassociation between Arthur's clothing and his voice, he did not express them.
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Disassociation through the time