psychosomatic in Japanese
psychosomatic in Japanese is 心身 — psychosomatic means describing a physical symptom or illness that is caused or worsened by mental or emotional factors.
psychosomatic in Japanese
心身
Pronounced: shinshin
(medicine, psychology) Pertaining to physical diseases, symptoms etc. which have mental causes.
What does "psychosomatic" mean?
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adj Describing a physical symptom or illness that is caused or worsened by mental or emotional factors.
"The doctor suspected her chronic headaches were psychosomatic, linked to work stress."
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psychosomatic in a sentence
- The doctor suspected her chronic headaches were psychosomatic, linked to work stress.
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What is "psychosomatic" in Japanese?
"psychosomatic" in Japanese is 心身. psychosomatic means: Describing a physical symptom or illness that is caused or worsened by mental or emotional factors.
How do you pronounce 心身?
"psychosomatic" in Japanese is 心身, pronounced "shinshin".
How do you use "psychosomatic" in a sentence?
Example: "The doctor suspected her chronic headaches were psychosomatic, linked to work stress." In Japanese, "psychosomatic" is 心身.
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