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Definition of Stockholm syndrome in English: Stockholm syndromenoun mass nounFeelings of trust or affection felt in many cases of kidnapping or hostage-taking by a victim towards a captor. Example sentencesExamples - Then a kind of Stockholm syndrome comes into play, a survival mechanism that leads presidential appointees to defend and sympathize with their bureaucratic captors.
- As the trip continued, the author wondered if Stockholm syndrome explained why he was starting to think that the creationist geology had some sense to it.
- In a kind of Stockholm syndrome, of identifying with the aggressor, they identified with the Union and disproportionately supported and fought and died in its wars.
- What Susan might be talking about a little is the Stockholm syndrome.
- Perhaps living in totalitarian Baghdad has left some of the press here with a case of Stockholm syndrome.
- We were to be hostage to military kindness, stultified by Stockholm syndrome.
- The tone of the article might lead one to believe that she is a victim of Stockholm syndrome, but her pre-kidnap views appear to have placed her in the corner of her captors as well.
- His description of Falluja, tinged with Stockholm syndrome rationalizations, painted a picture of what can only be described as collective insanity.
- Are you sure these feeling are not just part of you suffering from Stockholm syndrome?
- She often asked jokingly if I had Stockholm syndrome when I spoke of this period of time, but I always denied it.
- I always felt he was the picture of the Stockholm syndrome - falling in love with his captors and trying to recreate the image of his owners.
- If you were kidnapped, might you be a candidate for Stockholm syndrome?
- It can paralyse state administrations and frighten its victims into variations on the Stockholm syndrome.
- Like victims of the Stockholm syndrome, culturalists believe that if they love their captors their lives will be spared.
- I knew about Stockholm syndrome, but this was really weird.
- Another common complication in hostage situations is a human defense mechanism called the Stockholm syndrome, in which hostages come to empathize with the captors and their cause.
- He may also be suffering from the political equivalent of Stockholm syndrome, where a victim comes to identify with the objectives of his captors.
- He clearly demonstrated that he is the latest victim of the Stockholm syndrome.
- She - supposedly a tough nut - seems to have already succumbed to the foreign policy establishment's version of Stockholm syndrome.
- I was furious and disturbed that I had fallen to the Stockholm syndrome.
Origin 1970s: with reference to a bank robbery in Stockholm. Definition of Stockholm syndrome in US English: Stockholm syndromenoun Feelings of trust or affection felt in many cases of kidnapping or hostage-taking by a victim toward a captor. Example sentencesExamples - He may also be suffering from the political equivalent of Stockholm syndrome, where a victim comes to identify with the objectives of his captors.
- The tone of the article might lead one to believe that she is a victim of Stockholm syndrome, but her pre-kidnap views appear to have placed her in the corner of her captors as well.
- What Susan might be talking about a little is the Stockholm syndrome.
- Like victims of the Stockholm syndrome, culturalists believe that if they love their captors their lives will be spared.
- Another common complication in hostage situations is a human defense mechanism called the Stockholm syndrome, in which hostages come to empathize with the captors and their cause.
- Then a kind of Stockholm syndrome comes into play, a survival mechanism that leads presidential appointees to defend and sympathize with their bureaucratic captors.
- She - supposedly a tough nut - seems to have already succumbed to the foreign policy establishment's version of Stockholm syndrome.
- In a kind of Stockholm syndrome, of identifying with the aggressor, they identified with the Union and disproportionately supported and fought and died in its wars.
- We were to be hostage to military kindness, stultified by Stockholm syndrome.
- His description of Falluja, tinged with Stockholm syndrome rationalizations, painted a picture of what can only be described as collective insanity.
- She often asked jokingly if I had Stockholm syndrome when I spoke of this period of time, but I always denied it.
- It can paralyse state administrations and frighten its victims into variations on the Stockholm syndrome.
- If you were kidnapped, might you be a candidate for Stockholm syndrome?
- Are you sure these feeling are not just part of you suffering from Stockholm syndrome?
- I was furious and disturbed that I had fallen to the Stockholm syndrome.
- I knew about Stockholm syndrome, but this was really weird.
- He clearly demonstrated that he is the latest victim of the Stockholm syndrome.
- Perhaps living in totalitarian Baghdad has left some of the press here with a case of Stockholm syndrome.
- I always felt he was the picture of the Stockholm syndrome - falling in love with his captors and trying to recreate the image of his owners.
- As the trip continued, the author wondered if Stockholm syndrome explained why he was starting to think that the creationist geology had some sense to it.
Origin 1970s: with reference to a bank robbery in Stockholm. |