transferrence (Meaning)
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transferrence (n.)
See Transference.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transferrence
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
transferrence Sentence Examples
- The patient exhibited strong transference towards the therapist, believing they were a loving parent.
- The transference of knowledge from experienced mentors to junior employees fostered a positive work environment.
- The transferrence of skills from one industry to another proved beneficial for career advancement.
- The artist's transference of emotions into their paintings conveyed deep personal experiences.
- In psychoanalysis, transference refers to the unconscious displacement of feelings from past relationships onto the therapist.
- The transferrence of medical records between hospitals ensured continuity of care for patients.
- The technology transferrence agreement enabled the exchange of innovative ideas between research institutions.
- The transferrence of heat from the sun to the earth's surface regulates global climate patterns.
- The transferrence of data across multiple networks required robust security measures to protect privacy.
- The transference of property ownership required legal documentation to ensure a smooth transition.
FAQs About the word transferrence
See Transference.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The patient exhibited strong transference towards the therapist, believing they were a loving parent.
The transference of knowledge from experienced mentors to junior employees fostered a positive work environment.
The transferrence of skills from one industry to another proved beneficial for career advancement.
The artist's transference of emotions into their paintings conveyed deep personal experiences.
