psychopath in Japanese
psychopath in Japanese is サイコパス, 人格障害者, 精神病質者 — psychopath means a person with a severe personality disorder marked by manipulation, lack of empathy, and disregard for others' safety or rights.
psychopath in Japanese
サイコパス
Pronounced: saikopasu
人格障害者
精神病質者
Pronounced: seishinbyōshitsusha
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.
"The documentary examined how a corporate psychopath rose to the top by exploiting colleagues."
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noun Loosely, someone who commits shockingly violent or bizarre acts.
"The media labeled the killer a psychopath after details of the crime emerged."
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- The documentary examined how a corporate psychopath rose to the top by exploiting colleagues.
- The media labeled the killer a psychopath after details of the crime emerged.
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What is "psychopath" in Japanese?
"psychopath" in Japanese is サイコパス, 人格障害者, 精神病質者. 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 pronounce サイコパス?
"psychopath" in Japanese is サイコパス, pronounced "saikopasu".
How do you use "psychopath" in a sentence?
Example: "The documentary examined how a corporate psychopath rose to the top by exploiting colleagues." In Japanese, "psychopath" is サイコパス, 人格障害者, 精神病質者.
Are there other ways to say "psychopath" in Japanese?
Yes — Japanese has 3 translations listed for "psychopath": サイコパス, 人格障害者, 精神病質者.
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