Freudian slips
Freudian slips is the plural of Freudian slip.
Meaning of Freudian slip
Noun
Freudian slip (plural Freudian slips)
- A mistake in speech or action in which a person supposedly shows their true subconscious desires.
- After disposing of these general topics in a chapter entitled "The Manners of All Men" (but which, by some Freudian slip, we suppose, deals chiefly with 'The Impure Man')1936, John G. Jenkins, “The Anatomy of Personality”, in Psychological Bulletin, volume 33, number 8, →DOI, →ISSN, pages 667–669
- Synonyms:
- parapraxis
Questions about Freudian slips
- What is Freudian slips the plural of?
- Freudian slips is the plural of Freudian slip.
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