Defusion

Pronunciation: /diˈfjuʒən/

Definitions of defusion

noun the process of making something less dangerous, tense, or intense

Example Sentences

A1 Defusion is the act of separating or breaking apart.

A2 In psychology, defusion refers to the process of distancing oneself from negative thoughts.

B1 Defusion techniques can help individuals manage their emotions and reactions.

B2 The therapist used defusion exercises to help the patient reduce anxiety.

C1 Defusion of the complex situation required careful analysis and strategic planning.

C2 The defusion of the bomb was successfully carried out by the bomb squad.

Examples of defusion in a Sentence

formal The therapist used cognitive defusion techniques to help the patient separate from their negative thoughts.

informal I tried some defusion exercises to calm my mind before bed.

slang Defusion is key to keeping a clear head in stressful situations.

figurative The defusion of tension between the two parties allowed for a peaceful resolution.

Grammatical Forms of defusion

• past tense: defused
• plural: defusions
• comparative: more defused
• superlative: most defused
• present tense: defuse
• future tense: will defuse
• perfect tense: have defused
• continuous tense: is defusing
• singular: defusion
• positive degree: defuse
• infinitive: to defuse
• gerund: defusing
• participle: defused

Origin and Evolution of defusion

First Known Use: 1601 year

Language of Origin: Latin

Story behind the word: The word 'defusion' originated from the Latin word 'defusio', which means 'pouring out'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the word 'defusion' has evolved to also mean the act of spreading or dispersing something, especially information or ideas, in a more general sense.