paramnesia (Meaning)

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paramnesia (n)

(psychiatry) a disorder of memory in which dreams or fantasies are confused with reality

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

Sarah's paramnesia caused her to believe she had lived a life she had never experienced.
The patient exhibited confabulation, a form of paramnesia characterized by the false recollection of events.
Todd's recent memory loss resulted in a temporary paramnesia, making him unable to remember the last few days.
After the traumatic accident, Emily developed retrograde paramnesia, forgetting events that happened before it.
The psychologist suspected that the witness's vivid memories were actually a case of paramnesia.
The memory researcher studied the neural mechanisms underlying paramnesia, hoping to understand its causes.
Joan's paramnesia led her to believe she was the Queen of England in a past life.
The psychiatrist used hypnosis to help the patient recover suppressed memories that had caused her paramnesia.
The forensic investigator dismissed the suspect's alibi as a case of paramnesia due to witness inconsistencies.
Researchers are investigating the potential for certain medications to induce paramnesia as a side effect.

(psychiatry) a disorder of memory in which dreams or fantasies are confused with reality

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Sarah's paramnesia caused her to believe she had lived a life she had never experienced.

The patient exhibited confabulation, a form of paramnesia characterized by the false recollection of events.

Todd's recent memory loss resulted in a temporary paramnesia, making him unable to remember the last few days.

After the traumatic accident, Emily developed retrograde paramnesia, forgetting events that happened before it.