neurotic

neurotic
adj
psychoneurotic, emotionally disturbed or unstable, mentally ill, mentally deranged, disturbed, deranged, irrational, confused, Sl. messed up, Sl. screwed up; maladjusted, abnormal, aberrant, deviant, psychopathic, Sl. twisted, Sl. warped, Sl. psycho; phobic, anxious, obsessive, Psychol. compulsive, Psychoanal. fixated, Psychiatry. fetishistic, hypochondriac, hypochondriacal, Pathol. neurasthenic, depressed, Psychiatry. manic-depressive, hysterical, manic.
n
2. psychoneurotic, Psychol. compulsive, fetishist, hypochondriac, Pathol. neurasthenic, Psychiatry. manic-depressive, hysterical personality; psychopath, psychopathic personality, deviant, Sl. sicko, Sl. psycho.

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