neurotic (Meaning)
neurotic (n)
a person suffering from neurosis
neurotic (a)
characteristic of or affected by neurosis
affected with emotional disorder
neurotic (a.)
Of or pertaining to the nerves; seated in the nerves; nervous; as, a neurotic disease.
Uself in disorders of, or affecting, the nerves.
neurotic (n.)
A disease seated in the nerves.
Any toxic agent whose action is mainly directed to the great nerve centers.
Synonyms & Antonyms of neurotic
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- relieved
- peaceful
- unneurotic
- unneurotic
- composed
- unperturbed
- unruffled
- untroubled
- undisturbed
- rational
- limpid
- sedate
- tranquil
- cool
- relieved
- level
- undisturbed
- equal
- serene
- limpid
- smooth
- possessed
- composed
- peaceful
- sedate
- collected
- tranquil
- rational
- relaxed
- placid
- cool
- untroubled
- reasonable
- unruffled
- collected
- serene
- lucid
- equal
- lucid
- level
- smooth
- unperturbed
- reasonable
- possessed
- placid
- relaxed
Synonyms:
- bedlam
- pixillated
- loony tunes
- maniacal
- psycho
- jittery
- nutty
- pixilated
- haywire
- looney
- bughouse
- kooky
- queer
- unquiet
- nuts
- barmy
- fruity
- bothered
- meshugah
- odd
- unsound
- non compos mentis
- kookie
- whacko
- cuckoo
- deranged
- distressed
- loony
- strange
- lunatic
- bonkers
- batty
- loco
- tense
- looney tunes
- demented
- unbalanced
- moonstruck
- insane
- daffy
- brainsick
- crackpot
- crazed
- cracked
- mental
- balmy
- whacky
- unhinged
- cranky
- meshugge
- wacky
- maniac
- meshuggah
- crackbrained
- gaga
- fixated
- screwy
- crazy
- daft
- mad
- oddball
- scatty
- meshuga
- skittish
- jumpy
- wacko
- certifiable
Antonyms:
neurotic Sentence Examples
- The neurotic patient exhibited excessive anxiety and intrusive thoughts.
- Her neurotic fear of germs had become an obsessive-compulsive behavior.
- The neurotic employee constantly second-guessed his decisions and sought reassurance.
- Neurotic students often experience extreme test anxiety and performance inhibition.
- The neurotic personality displayed an exaggerated need for attention and validation.
- Neurotic individuals may engage in repetitive or ritualistic behaviors for comfort.
- The neurotic roommate was hypersensitive to criticism and prone to emotional outbursts.
- The neurotic athlete's fear of failure caused him to underperform in competitions.
- Neurotic parents may convey their anxieties to their children, fostering a cycle of worry.
- Neurotic individuals often experience difficulty maintaining stable relationships due to their emotional volatility.
FAQs About the word neurotic
a person suffering from neurosis, characteristic of or affected by neurosis, affected with emotional disorderOf or pertaining to the nerves; seated in the nerve
unstable, restless, worried,paranoid, nervous, anxious, psychotic, paranoidal, high-strung, paranoic
relieved, peaceful, unneurotic, unneurotic, composed, unperturbed, unruffled, untroubled, undisturbed, rational
The neurotic patient exhibited excessive anxiety and intrusive thoughts.
Her neurotic fear of germs had become an obsessive-compulsive behavior.
The neurotic employee constantly second-guessed his decisions and sought reassurance.
Neurotic students often experience extreme test anxiety and performance inhibition.
