psychopath in Irish
psychopath in Irish is síceapatach — psychopath means a person with a severe personality disorder marked by manipulation, lack of empathy, and disregard for others' safety or rights.
psychopath in Irish
síceapatach
What does "psychopath" mean?
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noun A person with a severe personality disorder marked by manipulation, lack of empathy, and disregard for others' safety or rights.
"Experts say a psychopath can seem charming while feeling no guilt about hurting others."
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noun Loosely, someone who commits shockingly violent or bizarre acts.
"After the shocking attack, neighbors called him a psychopath, though doctors had never examined him."
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psychopath in a sentence
- Experts say a psychopath can seem charming while feeling no guilt about hurting others.
- The novel's main character is a psychopath who lies easily and never feels sorry.
- After the shocking attack, neighbors called him a psychopath, though doctors had never examined him.
- People online used the word psychopath for anyone who did something terrifying and strange.
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What is "psychopath" in Irish?
"psychopath" in Irish is síceapatach. psychopath means: A person with a severe personality disorder marked by manipulation, lack of empathy, and disregard for others' safety or rights.
How do you use "psychopath" in a sentence?
Example: "Experts say a psychopath can seem charming while feeling no guilt about hurting others." In Irish, "psychopath" is síceapatach.
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