mentally ill in French
mentally ill in French is malade mental, malade mentalement, mentalement malade — mentally ill means suffering from a diagnosable psychiatric condition that significantly affects thinking, mood or behaviour.
mentally ill in French
malade mental
Having a psychological disorder.
malade mentalement
Having a psychological disorder.
mentalement malade
Having a psychological disorder.
What does "mentally ill" mean?
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adjective Suffering from a diagnosable psychiatric condition that significantly affects thinking, mood or behaviour.
"He was seriously mentally ill and had been off his medication for weeks."
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adjective Used loosely and jokingly of behaviour or things thought to be wildly excessive or irrational.
"Paying four hundred quid for a hoodie is mentally ill behaviour."
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mentally ill in a sentence
- He was seriously mentally ill and had been off his medication for weeks.
- The report found many mentally ill prisoners receive no treatment at all.
- Paying four hundred quid for a hoodie is mentally ill behaviour.
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What is "mentally ill" in French?
"mentally ill" in French is malade mental, malade mentalement, mentalement malade. mentally ill means: Suffering from a diagnosable psychiatric condition that significantly affects thinking, mood or behaviour.
How do you use "mentally ill" in a sentence?
Example: "He was seriously mentally ill and had been off his medication for weeks." In French, "mentally ill" is malade mental, malade mentalement, mentalement malade.
Are there other ways to say "mentally ill" in French?
Yes — French has 3 translations listed for "mentally ill": malade mental, malade mentalement, mentalement malade.
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