neurotic in Greek
neurotic in Greek is νευρωτικός — neurotic means excessively anxious or emotionally unstable.
neurotic in Greek
νευρωτικός
Pronounced: nevrotikos
(informal) Overly anxious.
νευρωτικός
Pronounced: nevrotikos
(medicine) A person who has a neurosis.
What does "neurotic" mean?
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adj Excessively anxious or emotionally unstable.
"He gets neurotic about being late for meetings."
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noun A person prone to excessive anxiety or nervous behavior.
"His friends jokingly call him a neurotic over his constant worrying."
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neurotic in a sentence
- He gets neurotic about being late for meetings.
- She admits she is a bit neurotic about cleanliness.
- His friends jokingly call him a neurotic over his constant worrying.
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What is "neurotic" in Greek?
"neurotic" in Greek is νευρωτικός. neurotic means: Excessively anxious or emotionally unstable.
How do you pronounce νευρωτικός?
"neurotic" in Greek is νευρωτικός, pronounced "nevrotikos".
How do you use "neurotic" in a sentence?
Example: "He gets neurotic about being late for meetings." In Greek, "neurotic" is νευρωτικός.
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