Pronunciation: /proʊ ˈænə/
noun a term used to describe a movement or lifestyle that promotes and glorifies behaviors related to anorexia nervosa
A1 I heard about pro-ana websites that promote unhealthy eating habits.
A2 She follows a pro-ana lifestyle, which worries her family.
B1 The pro-ana community provides support for those struggling with eating disorders.
B2 Some people argue that pro-ana websites should be banned due to their harmful influence.
C1 Researchers are studying the impact of pro-ana content on mental health.
C2 Health professionals work to counter the messages spread by pro-ana groups.
adjective describing something related to or in support of the pro-ana movement or lifestyle
A1 She follows a pro-ana diet to lose weight.
A2 The pro-ana community promotes extreme dieting practices.
B1 Some websites offer pro-ana tips and tricks for weight loss.
B2 It is important to be aware of the dangers associated with pro-ana behaviors.
C1 The pro-ana movement has been criticized for promoting unhealthy body image ideals.
C2 Professional help is recommended for individuals struggling with pro-ana tendencies.
formal The pro-ana movement promotes unhealthy behaviors related to eating disorders.
informal She's been browsing pro-ana websites for tips on how to lose weight quickly.
slang I heard she's into that pro-ana stuff, but I don't think it's healthy.
figurative The pro-ana mindset can be like a dark cloud hanging over someone struggling with body image issues.
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