Pronunciation: /nɑːndɪˈprɛsɪv dɪsˈɔːrdər/
noun a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea
A1 Nondepressive disorder is a type of mental illness.
A2 Some people with nondepressive disorder may experience anxiety instead of sadness.
B1 Treatment options for nondepressive disorder include therapy and medication.
B2 Individuals with nondepressive disorder may have difficulty regulating their emotions.
C1 Research has shown that nondepressive disorder can have a significant impact on daily functioning.
C2 It is important for healthcare professionals to accurately diagnose and treat nondepressive disorder.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun
A1 She has a nondepressive disorder that causes her to feel anxious all the time.
A2 The doctor diagnosed him with a nondepressive disorder characterized by panic attacks.
B1 Individuals with nondepressive disorders may experience symptoms such as excessive worry or fear.
B2 Treatment for nondepressive disorders often involves therapy and medication to manage symptoms.
C1 Research shows that cognitive behavioral therapy can be effective in treating nondepressive disorders.
C2 People with nondepressive disorders may benefit from mindfulness practices to help reduce symptoms.
formal Nondepressive disorder refers to a mental health condition that does not involve symptoms of depression.
informal Nondepressive disorder is when someone has a mental health issue without feeling sad all the time.
slang Having a nondepressive disorder means dealing with some mental stuff without being down in the dumps.
figurative In the garden of mental health, nondepressive disorder is like a different kind of flower that doesn't wilt from sadness.
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