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Definition of unpleasure in English: unpleasurenoun ʌnˈplɛʒəˌənˈpleZHər mass nounPsychoanalysis The sense of inner pain, discomfort, or anxiety which results from the blocking of an instinctual impulse by the ego. Example sentencesExamples - As a result, one must route through or around unpleasure in order to ‘avoid’ it.
- She also connotes something that the look continually circles around but disavows: her lack of a penis, implying a threat of castration and hence unpleasure.
- First, the notions of pleasure and unpleasure are treated as feelings that originated in the organism from within, not in relation to the external world stimuli.
- Each categorical affect has a range encompassed within it, and some include both pleasure and unpleasure in that range.
- It is a complex set of strategies for transforming submissiveness, pain, and unpleasure into sexual pleasure’.
Definition of unpleasure in US English: unpleasurenounˌənˈpleZHər Psychoanalysis The sense of inner pain, discomfort, or anxiety which results from the blocking of an instinctual impulse by the ego. Example sentencesExamples - It is a complex set of strategies for transforming submissiveness, pain, and unpleasure into sexual pleasure’.
- She also connotes something that the look continually circles around but disavows: her lack of a penis, implying a threat of castration and hence unpleasure.
- Each categorical affect has a range encompassed within it, and some include both pleasure and unpleasure in that range.
- As a result, one must route through or around unpleasure in order to ‘avoid’ it.
- First, the notions of pleasure and unpleasure are treated as feelings that originated in the organism from within, not in relation to the external world stimuli.
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