Pronunciation: /ˈmʌsəl dɪsˈmɔrfiə/
noun a mental health condition characterized by an obsession with the perceived lack of muscle mass or definition in one's body
A1 Muscle dysmorphia is a mental health condition.
A2 Some people with muscle dysmorphia may have distorted body image.
B1 Individuals with muscle dysmorphia often engage in excessive exercise.
B2 Bodybuilders may be at higher risk for developing muscle dysmorphia.
C1 Therapy and counseling can be effective treatments for muscle dysmorphia.
C2 Muscle dysmorphia is sometimes referred to as 'bigorexia'.
formal Muscle dysmorphia is a psychological disorder characterized by an excessive preoccupation with muscularity.
informal Some bodybuilders may struggle with muscle dysmorphia, always feeling like they are not big enough.
slang Bro, his muscle dysmorphia is out of control, he's always checking himself in the mirror.
figurative Just like how anorexia distorts one's perception of their body, muscle dysmorphia distorts one's perception of their muscles.
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