pronoia in Japanese
pronoia in Japanese is プロノイア — pronoia means the belief that other people are secretly working together to do you good.
pronoia in Japanese
プロノイア
Pronounced: puronoia
(historical, Byzantine Empire) An imperial grant to an individual of temporary fiscal rights in the form of land, incomes or taxes from land, fishing rights, etc., sometimes carrying with it an obligation of military service.
What does "pronoia" mean?
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noun The belief that other people are secretly working together to do you good.
"Her friends joked that she suffered from pronoia, since she assumed everyone wanted her to succeed."
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pronoia in a sentence
- Her friends joked that she suffered from pronoia, since she assumed everyone wanted her to succeed.
- He described his outlook as pronoia, the opposite of paranoia.
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What is "pronoia" in Japanese?
"pronoia" in Japanese is プロノイア. pronoia means: The belief that other people are secretly working together to do you good.
How do you pronounce プロノイア?
"pronoia" in Japanese is プロノイア, pronounced "puronoia".
How do you use "pronoia" in a sentence?
Example: "Her friends joked that she suffered from pronoia, since she assumed everyone wanted her to succeed." In Japanese, "pronoia" is プロノイア.
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