psychologically in Italian
psychologically in Italian is psicologicamente — psychologically means in terms of the mind or mental processes.
psychologically in Italian
psicologicamente
In a psychological sense.
What does "psychologically" mean?
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adv In terms of the mind or mental processes.
"After the long illness, she was physically strong but psychologically tired."
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adv By using psychology or psychological methods.
"The coach approached the team psychologically, teaching them to stay calm under pressure."
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psychologically in a sentence
- After the long illness, she was physically strong but psychologically tired.
- He felt psychologically ready for the exam, even though he had little time to study.
- The coach approached the team psychologically, teaching them to stay calm under pressure.
- Some advertisers psychologically influence shoppers by using soft music and warm lighting.
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What is "psychologically" in Italian?
"psychologically" in Italian is psicologicamente. psychologically means: In terms of the mind or mental processes.
How do you use "psychologically" in a sentence?
Example: "After the long illness, she was physically strong but psychologically tired." In Italian, "psychologically" is psicologicamente.
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