paranoia in Greek
paranoia in Greek is παράνοια, καχυποψία — paranoia means a mental health condition marked by persistent, irrational feelings of persecution or threat.
paranoia in Greek
παράνοια
Pronounced: paranoia
καχυποψία
Pronounced: kachypopsia
What does "paranoia" mean?
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noun A mental health condition marked by persistent, irrational feelings of persecution or threat.
"His doctor prescribed medication to help manage his paranoia."
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noun Extreme and unfounded suspicion or distrust of other people.
"Years of being lied to had left her with a deep paranoia about anyone getting too close."
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paranoia in a sentence
- His doctor prescribed medication to help manage his paranoia.
- Years of being lied to had left her with a deep paranoia about anyone getting too close.
- The office was gripped by paranoia after the layoff rumours started.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "paranoia" in Greek?
"paranoia" in Greek is παράνοια, καχυποψία. paranoia means: A mental health condition marked by persistent, irrational feelings of persecution or threat.
How do you pronounce παράνοια?
"paranoia" in Greek is παράνοια, pronounced "paranoia".
How do you use "paranoia" in a sentence?
Example: "His doctor prescribed medication to help manage his paranoia." In Greek, "paranoia" is παράνοια, καχυποψία.
Are there other ways to say "paranoia" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 2 translations listed for "paranoia": παράνοια, καχυποψία.
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