Mental Health Symptoms

noun a state of disarray or lack of organization

adjective disorganized

• The disorganization of the files made it difficult to find the necessary information.
• I can't stand the disorganization in this office, it's driving me crazy.
• The party was a hot mess, total disorganization everywhere.
• Her mind was in a state of disorganization, unable to focus on anything.

adjective causing anxiety or unease; upsetting

• The disturbing images from the crime scene were difficult for the investigators to process.
• I find it really disturbing when people chew with their mouths open.
• That horror movie was so disturbing, I couldn't sleep for days.
• The disturbing news cast a dark shadow over the community.

noun a state of being sleepy or lethargic

• The medication may cause drowsiness as a side effect.
• I feel so drowsy after staying up late last night.
• I can't keep my eyes open, I'm so drowsy.
• The drowsiness of winter settled over the town, making everyone feel sleepy and lethargic.

adjective Drowsy is an adjective that describes a state of feeling sleepy or lethargic.

• After taking the medication, she felt drowsy and had to lie down for a nap.
• I always feel so drowsy after a big meal, it's hard to stay awake.
• I can't hang out tonight, I'm feeling too drowsy to go out.
• The slow, drowsy pace of the small town was a stark contrast to the bustling city life.

noun a feeling or state of despair; lack of hope

• The patient's chronic illness has led to a sense of hopelessness in their family.
• I can't shake this feeling of hopelessness, no matter how hard I try.
• I'm in a total funk right now, drowning in hopelessness.
• The dark clouds of hopelessness loomed over her, casting a shadow on everything she did.

noun the state of being unable to speak or communicate verbally

• The muteness of the protagonist in the novel symbolizes his internal struggle.
• Her muteness in social situations often leads to misunderstandings.
• I can't stand his muteness during arguments, it's so frustrating!
• The muteness of the abandoned house spoke volumes about its neglected state.

verb to sleep longer than intended or necessary

• I apologize for my tardiness, as I overslept this morning.
• I totally overslept and missed my morning meeting.
• I always oversleep on weekends because I stay up late.
• Don't oversleep on this opportunity, make sure to seize it while you can.

noun a state of being tired or drowsy

• The sleepiness caused by the medication made it difficult for the patient to stay awake during the day.
• I can't shake off this sleepiness no matter how much coffee I drink.
• I'm feeling so zonked out, the sleepiness is hitting me hard.
• The sleepiness of winter enveloped the town in a cozy blanket of quiet.

noun Solitary can also be a noun that refers to a person who lives alone or in isolation.

adjective Solitary is an adjective that describes something or someone that is alone or isolated.

• The prisoner spent years in solitary confinement.
• I enjoy spending solitary time in nature.
• I like to be a lone wolf and have my own solitary adventures.
• Her solitary journey to success was filled with challenges.

adjective not based on fact or evidence; lacking a solid foundation or support

• The scientist presented evidence to support his claim and debunk the ungrounded theories.
• Don't listen to those ungrounded rumors, they're just gossip.
• I can't believe you fell for that ungrounded nonsense!
• Her mind was ungrounded, floating in a sea of uncertainty.

noun a weak person or thing

adjective lacking in physical strength or energy

• The structural integrity of the building is compromised due to weak foundation.
• I feel weak after not eating all day.
• I can't believe you skipped leg day, now your muscles are weak.
• Her argument was weak and easily refuted.

noun a state of being excessively or overly anxious

• Her overanxiousness about the upcoming exam was evident in her constant studying and fretting.
• I can tell by your overanxiousness that you really care about how the presentation goes.
• Chill out, your overanxiousness is making everyone else stressed.
• His overanxiousness was like a heavy weight on his shoulders, causing him to second-guess every decision.

noun a state in which one's thoughts and feelings seem unreal or not to belong to oneself, or in which one feels detached from one's body

• Depersonalization is a psychological state where one feels detached from their thoughts and emotions.
• I experienced depersonalization during the stressful exam period.
• Feeling like you're in a depersonalization funk can really mess with your head.
• The artist's use of abstract shapes created a sense of depersonalization in the painting.

adjective showing or having a lack of emotion or feeling

• The affectless tone of the presentation left the audience feeling disconnected.
• She seemed so affectless during the meeting, like nothing could bother her.
• He's always so affectless, it's like he doesn't care about anything.
• Her affectless demeanor was like a mask hiding her true emotions.