disassociating (Meaning)

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disassociating (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Disassociate

The individual's constant state of hyper vigilance was disassociating him from his surroundings.
2.The therapist utilized a technique to help the patient disassociate from the traumatic memories.
As the memories of the accident flooded his mind, he found himself disassociating from the present moment.
The solider's experience in combat had left him disassociating from his emotions.
The loud noises and bright lights were proving to be too stimulating, causing him to disassociate from the party.
In an attempt to cope with the overwhelming stress, she found herself disassociating from her own thoughts and feelings.
The disassociating effects of the medication left him feeling detached and unable to concentrate.
As she delved deeper into the meditation, she felt herself disassociating from her physical body.
The doctor's diagnosis of disassociative identity disorder revealed the patient's struggles with multiple personalities.
With each passing day, his ability to disassociate from the pain and sorrow of his loss became more difficult.

of Disassociate

separating, disconnecting, splitting, dividing, disjointing, disuniting,dissociating, ramifying, decoupling, uncoupling

mixing, mixing, joining, combining,joining, uniting, uniting, linking, blending, connecting

The individual's constant state of hyper vigilance was disassociating him from his surroundings.

2.The therapist utilized a technique to help the patient disassociate from the traumatic memories.

As the memories of the accident flooded his mind, he found himself disassociating from the present moment.

The solider's experience in combat had left him disassociating from his emotions.