Pronunciation: /ˈsaɪkoʊ/
noun a person suffering from a chronic mental disorder with abnormal or violent social behavior
A1 My sister thinks her ex-boyfriend is a psycho.
A2 The movie was about a psycho killer on the loose.
B1 The detective believed the suspect was a psycho with a history of violence.
B2 The novel delves into the mind of a psycho who becomes obsessed with his neighbor.
C1 The psychiatrist specialized in treating psychos with severe mental disorders.
C2 The documentary explores the motivations and behaviors of notorious psychos throughout history.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a psycho or psychopath
A1 She thinks her ex-boyfriend is a psycho.
A2 The movie was about a psycho killer on the loose.
B1 The therapist diagnosed him as having psycho tendencies.
B2 The novel delves into the psyche of a psycho character.
C1 The documentary explores the complexities of psychoanalysis.
C2 The director's latest film is a psycho thriller masterpiece.
formal The psychologist diagnosed the patient as a psycho with severe mental health issues.
informal I heard that guy is a total psycho, always causing drama wherever he goes.
slang Don't mess with that psycho, he's known for being unpredictable and dangerous.
figurative Her obsession with perfection has turned her into a psycho about cleanliness.
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