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dysphoric

dysphoric adjective: pertaining to dysphoria, or of being in a state of dysphoria.

Adjective

dysphoric (comparative more dysphoric, superlative most dysphoric)

  1. Pertaining to dysphoria, or of being in a state of dysphoria.
  2. Causing dysphoria.

Noun

dysphoric (plural dysphorics)

  1. A person who is experiencing dysphoria.

Antonyms of dysphoric

Forms of dysphoric

Adjective
comparativemore dysphoric
superlativemost dysphoric
Noun
pluraldysphorics

Origin of dysphoric

From dysphoria + -ic.

Words formed from dysphoric

Phrases with dysphoric

Words that rhyme with dysphoric

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Questions about dysphoric

What does dysphoric mean?
Dysphoric means pertaining to dysphoria, or of being in a state of dysphoria.
What part of speech is dysphoric?
Dysphoric can be an adjective or a noun.

Words near dysphoric in the dictionary

  1. dysphonics
  2. dysphony
  3. dysphoria
  4. dysphoriant
  5. dysphorias
  6. dysphoric
  7. dysphoric milk ejection reflex
  8. dysphorically
  9. dysphorics
  10. dysphotic
  11. dysphotopsia

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