Uk English Meaning of psychopath
psychopath
Other Uk English words related to psychopath
- lunatic
- Maniac
- psycho
- abnormal
- Bug
- Fruitcake
- loon
- loony
- madman
- Nut
- Nutcase
- nutter
- psychotic
- schizo
- sicko
- Sociopath
- loony
- nutter
- case
- Character
- old codger
- crack
- crackpot
- Nutter
- crank
- crazy
- deviant
- eccentric
- fantastic
- flake
- Nutcase
- cook
- Madwoman
- manic-depressive
- monomaniac
- mythomaniac
- neurotic
- obsessive
- obsessive-compulsive
- oddball
- original
- paranoid
- patient
- psychoneurotic
- schizoid
- Schizophrenia
- screwball
- sickie
- weirdo
Nearest Words of psychopath
- psychonomics => Psychophysics
- psychoneurotic => psychoneurotic
- psychoneurosis => psychoneurosis
- psychomotor epilepsy => Psychomotor epilepsy
- psychomotor development => psychomotor development
- psychomotor => psychomotor
- psychometry => psychometry
- psychometrika => Psychometrics
- psychometrics => Psychometrics
- psychometric test => Psychometric test
- psychopathic => _psychopathic_
- psychopathic personality => psychopathic personality
- psychopathologic => psychopathological
- psychopathological => psychopathological
- psychopathology => Psychopathology
- psychopathy => psychopathy
- psychopharmacology => Psychopharmacology
- psychophysicist => Psychophysicist
- psychophysics => Psychophysics
- psychophysiology => Psychophysiology
Definitions and Meaning of psychopath in English
psychopath (n)
someone with a sociopathic personality; a person with an antisocial personality disorder (`psychopath' was once widely used but has now been superseded by `sociopath')
FAQs About the word psychopath
psychopath
someone with a sociopathic personality; a person with an antisocial personality disorder (`psychopath' was once widely used but has now been superseded by `soci
lunatic,Maniac,psycho,abnormal,Bug,Fruitcake,loon,loony,madman,Nut
No antonyms found.
psychonomics => Psychophysics, psychoneurotic => psychoneurotic, psychoneurosis => psychoneurosis, psychomotor epilepsy => Psychomotor epilepsy, psychomotor development => psychomotor development,
