Abreacted - English meaning

ˌæb.riˈækt

Abreacted – definitions in English dictionary

verb
Release (an emotion) by abreaction.
Usage examples:
They were unable fully to abreact their responses to the trauma

verb
To experience emotions that you have tried to forget, usually when working with a psychotherapist (= someone who treats mental illness by discussing someone's problems with them)
Usage examples:
The aim of many psychotherapy techniques is to get the client to abreact., they believed that only …

Abreacted translation into English

Abreacted: translate from English into Chinese

放宽, 发泄

Abreacted: translate from English into Dutch

Afreageerde, Afreageren

Abreacted: translate from English into French

Abrégé

Abreacted: translate from English into German

Abreagiert, Abreagieren

Abreacted: translate from English into Hindi

संक्षिप्त

Abreacted: translate from English into Italian

Abregato

Abreacted: translate from English into Korean

축소

Abreacted: translate from English into Russian

Отреагировать

Abreacted: translate from English into Spanish

Abreviado

Word origin

early 20th century: back-formation from abreaction.

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Abreacted – similar words

abreactions

ˌæb.riˈæk.ʃən

noun
The expression and consequent release of a previously repressed emotion, achieved through reliving the experience that caused it (typically through hypnosis or suggestion).
Usage examples:
He was using dream abreaction to treat a schizoid patient

noun
The experiencing of emotions that you have tried to forget, usually when working with a psychotherapist (= someone who treats mental illness by discussing someone's problems with them)
Usage examples:
The resurfacing of these repressed memories that you are experiencing is what we call abreaction., …

Abreactions - all meanings in English

abreaction

ˌæb.riˈæk.ʃən

noun
The expression and consequent release of a previously repressed emotion, achieved through reliving the experience that caused it (typically through hypnosis or suggestion).
Usage examples:
He was using dream abreaction to treat a schizoid patient

noun
The experiencing of emotions that you have tried to forget, usually when working with a psychotherapist (= someone who treats mental illness by discussing someone's problems with them)
Usage examples:
The resurfacing of these repressed memories that you are experiencing is what we call abreaction., …

Abreaction - all meanings in English

abreacting

ˌæb.riˈækt

verb
Release (an emotion) by abreaction.
Usage examples:
They were unable fully to abreact their responses to the trauma

verb
To experience emotions that you have tried to forget, usually when working with a psychotherapist (= someone who treats mental illness by discussing someone's problems with them)
Usage examples:
The aim of many psychotherapy techniques is to get the client to abreact., they believed that only …

Abreacting - all meanings in English

abreact

ˌæb.riˈækt

verb
Release (an emotion) by abreaction.
Usage examples:
They were unable fully to abreact their responses to the trauma

verb
To experience emotions that you have tried to forget, usually when working with a psychotherapist (= someone who treats mental illness by discussing someone's problems with them)
Usage examples:
The aim of many psychotherapy techniques is to get the client to abreact., they believed that only …

Abreact - all meanings in English

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