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psychotic in Dutch

psychotic in Dutch is psychotisch, psychoot — psychotic means relating to or affected by psychosis, especially involving hallucinations or delusions.

psychotic in Dutch

psychotisch
adj
Of, related to, or suffering from psychosis.
psychoot
noun
A person affected by psychosis.

What does "psychotic" mean?

  1. adj Relating to or affected by psychosis, especially involving hallucinations or delusions.
    "The doctor explained that a psychotic disorder can make a person hear voices that are not real."
  2. noun A person affected by psychosis.
    "The nurse spoke gently to the psychotic who was frightened by what he believed he saw."
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psychotic in a sentence

  • The doctor explained that a psychotic disorder can make a person hear voices that are not real.
  • Her psychotic symptoms improved once she began treatment at the hospital.
  • The nurse spoke gently to the psychotic who was frightened by what he believed he saw.
  • Doctors worked together to treat the psychotic and keep him safe.

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What is "psychotic" in Dutch?
"psychotic" in Dutch is psychotisch, psychoot. psychotic means: Relating to or affected by psychosis, especially involving hallucinations or delusions.
How do you use "psychotic" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor explained that a psychotic disorder can make a person hear voices that are not real." In Dutch, "psychotic" is psychotisch, psychoot.
Are there other ways to say "psychotic" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 2 translations listed for "psychotic": psychotisch, psychoot.
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