inferiority complex (Meaning)

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inferiority complex (n)

a sense of personal inferiority arising from conflict between the desire to be noticed and the fear of being humiliated

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His constant comparison to his peers fostered an inferiority complex that plagued him throughout his youth.
The persistent criticism from her parents left her with a deep-seated inferiority complex that hindered her social development.
Feeling inferior to his siblings, he retreated into a world of isolation, nurturing a pervasive inferiority complex.
The unequal treatment within her family contributed to her developing a profound inferiority complex.
Despite his accomplishments, he struggled with a nagging inferiority complex that prevented him from fully embracing his success.
The constant belittlement from his colleagues created an oppressive inferiority complex that stifled his creativity.
Recognizing her inferiority complex, she sought therapy to confront her negative self-perceptions.
The fear of being seen as inferior drove him to desperately seek validation from others, perpetuating his inferiority complex.
Her constant need to prove her worth stemmed from a deep-seated inferiority complex that plagued her self-esteem.
The perception of others as superior and unattainable reinforced his inferiority complex, leading to feelings of inadequacy and discouragement.

a sense of personal inferiority arising from conflict between the desire to be noticed and the fear of being humiliated

No synonyms found.

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His constant comparison to his peers fostered an inferiority complex that plagued him throughout his youth.

The persistent criticism from her parents left her with a deep-seated inferiority complex that hindered her social development.

Feeling inferior to his siblings, he retreated into a world of isolation, nurturing a pervasive inferiority complex.

The unequal treatment within her family contributed to her developing a profound inferiority complex.