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"Neurosis, also known as psychoneurosis, is a functional disorder characterized by overwhelming feelings of anxiety, persistent obsessional thoughts, compulsive actions, and physical complaints. These symptoms manifest without objective evidence of disease and can vary in intensity and patterns, ultimately dominating the individual's personality." more

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Mary felt neurosis before the big test, worrying about forgetting the answers.
The thunderstorm caused a neurosis in the young child, who became afraid of loud noises.
The little puppy showed signs of neurosis when left alone, barking and whimpering.
Tom's fear of spiders led to a neurosis that made him scream whenever he saw one.

Neurosis

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nounNeurosis, also known as psychoneurosis, is a functional disorder characterized by overwhelming feelings of anxiety, persistent obsessional thoughts, compulsive actions, and physical complaints. These symptoms manifest without objective evidence of disease and can vary in intensity and patterns, ultimately dominating the individual's personality.
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Last Updated On: March 30, 2024
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