psychological in Irish
psychological in Irish is síceolaíoch — psychological means relating to psychology or to the workings of the mind.
psychological in Irish
síceolaíoch
What does "psychological" mean?
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adj Relating to psychology or to the workings of the mind.
"The soldiers faced serious psychological challenges after returning home."
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adj Existing only in the mind rather than having a real, objective basis.
"His fear of flying is purely psychological — the plane is perfectly safe."
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psychological in a sentence
- The soldiers faced serious psychological challenges after returning home.
- She is studying psychological research on how children learn to share.
- His fear of flying is purely psychological — the plane is perfectly safe.
- The doctor said her headaches were psychological, not caused by any illness.
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What is "psychological" in Irish?
"psychological" in Irish is síceolaíoch. psychological means: Relating to psychology or to the workings of the mind.
How do you use "psychological" in a sentence?
Example: "The soldiers faced serious psychological challenges after returning home." In Irish, "psychological" is síceolaíoch.
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