Adjective:

ઉન્મત્ત, નર્વસ રોગ, નર્વસ પીડિત, વાવાઝોડું, એક પ્રચંડ માં,

neurotics's Usage Examples:

According to Martin Gardner, the workability of Dianetics lies in the field of faith healing as most neurotics will react positively to something they have faith in.

While non-neurotic individuals may strive for these needs, neurotics exhibit a much deeper, more willful.

" He said that "Colonel Sun offers apt literary pabulum for Bond"s fish-and-chip culture, for his neurotics, alcoholics and suicides.

The term "neurotics" or "neuroses" has since fallen out.

It described itself as a magazine written by neurotics, for neurotics.

character actor who often specialized in roles as "cowardly villains and neurotics".

Sigmund Freud was appointed as an expert witness on the medical care provided for war neurotics.

It featured humorous writing mimicking the verbal neurotics of director Tarantino (for example, constant reiteration of the word "alright").

Portly and bespectacled, with a high-pitched, querulous voice, Lassick was usually cast as peevish neurotics, obsequious toadies, and fretful everyman types.

these degenerations would get worse in each generation to produce more criminals and neurotics with worse degenerations.

[though] neurotics, who have repressed perverse longings, may envy the perverts who express the perverse longings openly".

Synonyms:

megalomaniacal, hypochondriacal, disturbed, schizoid, psychosomatic, psychoneurotic, obsessive, pathological, aboulic, nymphomaniac, obsessional, compulsive, delusional, abulic, hysterical, hypochondriac, phobic, nymphomaniacal, monomaniacal, obsessive-compulsive, megalomanic, maladjusted, hysteric,

Antonyms:

healthy, unambitious, unagitated, adjusted, unneurotic,