Pronunciation: /njʊˈrɑtɪk/
noun a person who is afflicted with a neurosis or who is characterized by neurotic behavior
A1 My friend is a neurotic.
A2 The neurotic in the group always worries about everything.
B1 Dealing with a neurotic can be challenging at times.
B2 The neurotic tendencies of the character added depth to the story.
C1 The therapist worked with the patient to address their neurotic behaviors.
C2 Her neurotic personality stemmed from childhood trauma.
adjective relating to or characteristic of neurosis, having or showing symptoms of neurosis
A1 She is a bit neurotic about keeping her room clean.
A2 His neurotic behavior often causes problems in his relationships.
B1 The character in the movie displayed neurotic tendencies throughout the story.
B2 Her neurotic obsession with cleanliness was starting to affect her daily life.
C1 The therapist helped him work through his neurotic tendencies and develop healthier coping mechanisms.
C2 Despite his neurotic nature, he was able to excel in his career and personal life.
formal The patient exhibited neurotic behavior during the therapy session.
informal She's always been a bit neurotic about cleanliness.
slang Don't be so neurotic, just chill out.
figurative His neurotic tendencies were like a storm brewing beneath the surface.
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