semipsychotic
semipsychotic adjective: somewhat but not entirely psychotic.
Adjective
semipsychotic (comparative more semipsychotic, superlative most semipsychotic)
- Somewhat but not entirely psychotic.
- Similarly, the effects of marihuana being smoked in the context of police persecution invite feelings of paranoia and semipsychotic episodes.1977, Drugs and Politics, →ISBN, page 126
- Nearly all of his adult life has been spent in deadening work that pays well and relationships with semipsychotic women.2005, Michael Eigen, Emotional Storm, →ISBN, page 53
Forms of semipsychotic
| comparative | more semipsychotic |
|---|---|
| superlative | most semipsychotic |
Origin of semipsychotic
From semi- + psychotic.
Questions about semipsychotic
- What does semipsychotic mean?
- Semipsychotic means somewhat but not entirely psychotic.
- What part of speech is semipsychotic?
- Semipsychotic is an adjective.
Words near semipsychotic in the dictionary
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