dysphoria in Polish
dysphoria in Polish is dysforia — dysphoria means a persistent state of unease, dissatisfaction or low mood, in which a person feels profoundly uncomfortable in themselves.
dysphoria in Polish
dysforia
A state of feeling unwell or unhappy; a feeling of emotional and mental discomfort and suffering from restlessness, malaise, depression, or anxiety.
What does "dysphoria" mean?
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noun A persistent state of unease, dissatisfaction or low mood, in which a person feels profoundly uncomfortable in themselves.
"The medication lifted the dysphoria that had shadowed her for months."
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noun In gender dysphoria, the significant distress a person experiences when their gender identity does not match the sex they were assigned at birth.
"She spoke about the dysphoria she felt whenever she heard her old name."
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noun In body dysphoria, intense distress about one's own body or a particular feature of it.
"Long recovery brought on periods of dysphoria about his changed body."
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dysphoria in a sentence
- The medication lifted the dysphoria that had shadowed her for months.
- He described a dull dysphoria rather than sadness as such.
- She spoke about the dysphoria she felt whenever she heard her old name.
- The clinic assesses gender dysphoria before any treatment is offered.
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What is "dysphoria" in Polish?
"dysphoria" in Polish is dysforia. dysphoria means: A persistent state of unease, dissatisfaction or low mood, in which a person feels profoundly uncomfortable in themselves.
How do you use "dysphoria" in a sentence?
Example: "The medication lifted the dysphoria that had shadowed her for months." In Polish, "dysphoria" is dysforia.
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