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disinhibited social engagement disorder

disinhibited social engagement disorder noun: an attachment disorder in which a child displays little to no fear of unfamiliar adults, and may actively approach them.

Noun

disinhibited social engagement disorder (uncountable, abbreviation DSED)

  1. An attachment disorder in which a child displays little to no fear of unfamiliar adults, and may actively approach them.

Synonyms of disinhibited social engagement disorder

Forms of disinhibited social engagement disorder

abbreviationDSED

Questions about disinhibited social engagement disorder

What does disinhibited social engagement disorder mean?
Disinhibited social engagement disorder means an attachment disorder in which a child displays little to no fear of unfamiliar adults, and may actively approach them.
What part of speech is disinhibited social engagement disorder?
Disinhibited social engagement disorder is a noun.

Words near disinhibited social engagement disorder in the dictionary

  1. disinheritors
  2. disinherits
  3. disinhibit
  4. disinhibited
  5. disinhibited attachment disorder
  6. disinhibited social engagement disorder
  7. disinhibiting
  8. disinhibition
  9. disinhibitions
  10. disinhibitor
  11. disinhibitors

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