paradise syndrome
paradise syndrome noun: the feeling of profound dissatisfaction, emptiness, or depression that occurs in highly successful people who have achieved their major goals, leaving them feeling directionless and unfulfilled.
Noun
paradise syndrome (plural paradise syndromes)
- The feeling of profound dissatisfaction, emptiness, or depression that occurs in highly successful people who have achieved their major goals, leaving them feeling directionless and unfulfilled.
Forms of paradise syndrome
| plural | paradise syndromes |
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Questions about paradise syndrome
- What does paradise syndrome mean?
- Paradise syndrome means the feeling of profound dissatisfaction, emptiness, or depression that occurs in highly successful people who have achieved their major goals, leaving them feeling directionless and unfulfilled.
- What part of speech is paradise syndrome?
- Paradise syndrome is a noun.
- What is the plural of paradise syndrome?
- The plural of paradise syndrome is paradise syndromes.
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