manic depression
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| manic depression | |
| —n | |
| a mental health problem characterized by an alternation between extreme euphoria and deep depression | |
| usage Though manic depression, manic-depressive are still often used by the general public, they are seen as having negative connotations. The preferred terms nowadays are bipolar disorder and experiencing bipolar disorder | |
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Manic depression
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Medical Dictionary
manic-depressive illness n.
bipolar disorder.
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Science Dictionary
manic-depressive illness  (mān'ĭk-dĭ-prěs'ĭv) Pronunciation Key
See bipolar disorder. |
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Example sentences
Some researchers suggest this mental state might share neurochemical characteristics with the manic phase of manic depression.
Julie was dealing with issues of manic depression and within a year, struggled to stop using speed.
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