schizo- (Meaning)

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A combining form denoting division or cleavage; as, schizogenesis, reproduction by fission or cell division.

The schizoaffective disorder patient exhibited both manic and depressive episodes.
The schizophrenic individual experienced hallucinations and delusions.
The schizotypal personality disorder diagnosis involved patterns of unusual behavior and odd beliefs.
The schizoid personality disorder patient displayed a lack of social interest and a limited range of emotional expression.
Schizencephalic malformations can result in severe cognitive and physical impairments.
Schizophreniacs may require antipsychotics to control their symptoms.
Schizotaxia is a genetic predisposition to schizophrenia.
The schizm between the two factions grew wider over time.
The schismatic movement split the religious organization into opposing groups.
Schizocarps are fruits that naturally divide into two or more segments when ripe.

A combining form denoting division or cleavage; as, schizogenesis, reproduction by fission or cell division.

delusionary, paranoiac, psycho, schizoid, paranoic, paranoid, psychotic, disordered, delusional, obsessive-compulsive

sane, lucid, sane, rational, balanced, stable, logical, normal, stable, logical

The schizoaffective disorder patient exhibited both manic and depressive episodes.

The schizophrenic individual experienced hallucinations and delusions.

The schizotypal personality disorder diagnosis involved patterns of unusual behavior and odd beliefs.

The schizoid personality disorder patient displayed a lack of social interest and a limited range of emotional expression.