Definition of anaclitic in English:

anaclitic

adjectiveˌanəˈklɪtɪkˌanəˈklidik

Psychoanalysis

Relating to or characterized by a strong emotional dependence on another or others.
anaclitic depression
Example sentencesExamples
- Out of this process, the breakdown of the anaclitic identification with the mother, the ego emerges.
- Men tended to utilize the anaclitic choice, Freud thought, and women tend toward the narcissistic.
- This comes in addition to other expressions that existed beforehand, such as anaclitic depression, thoughts and fears about death.
- In contrast, anaclitic patients are overly focused on relationship issues such as intimacy, trust, and sexuality.
- The anaclitic reaction was carried on in later adult life and was characterized by an inability to show love or emotions in their social relationships.

Origin

1920s: from Greek anaklitos 'for reclining', from anaklinein 'recline'.

Definition of anaclitic in US English:

anaclitic

adjectiveˌanəˈklidik

Psychoanalysis

Relating to or characterized by a strong emotional dependence on another or others.
anaclitic depression
Example sentencesExamples
- The anaclitic reaction was carried on in later adult life and was characterized by an inability to show love or emotions in their social relationships.
- In contrast, anaclitic patients are overly focused on relationship issues such as intimacy, trust, and sexuality.
- This comes in addition to other expressions that existed beforehand, such as anaclitic depression, thoughts and fears about death.
- Men tended to utilize the anaclitic choice, Freud thought, and women tend toward the narcissistic.
- Out of this process, the breakdown of the anaclitic identification with the mother, the ego emerges.

Origin

1920s: from Greek anaklitos ‘for reclining’, from anaklinein ‘recline’.

单词	anaclitic
释义	Definition of anaclitic in English: anaclitic adjectiveˌanəˈklɪtɪkˌanəˈklidik Psychoanalysis Relating to or characterized by a strong emotional dependence on another or others. anaclitic depression Example sentencesExamples Out of this process, the breakdown of the anaclitic identification with the mother, the ego emerges. Men tended to utilize the anaclitic choice, Freud thought, and women tend toward the narcissistic. This comes in addition to other expressions that existed beforehand, such as anaclitic depression, thoughts and fears about death. In contrast, anaclitic patients are overly focused on relationship issues such as intimacy, trust, and sexuality. The anaclitic reaction was carried on in later adult life and was characterized by an inability to show love or emotions in their social relationships. Origin 1920s: from Greek anaklitos 'for reclining', from anaklinein 'recline'. Definition of anaclitic in US English: anaclitic adjectiveˌanəˈklidik Psychoanalysis Relating to or characterized by a strong emotional dependence on another or others. anaclitic depression Example sentencesExamples The anaclitic reaction was carried on in later adult life and was characterized by an inability to show love or emotions in their social relationships. In contrast, anaclitic patients are overly focused on relationship issues such as intimacy, trust, and sexuality. This comes in addition to other expressions that existed beforehand, such as anaclitic depression, thoughts and fears about death. Men tended to utilize the anaclitic choice, Freud thought, and women tend toward the narcissistic. Out of this process, the breakdown of the anaclitic identification with the mother, the ego emerges. Origin 1920s: from Greek anaklitos ‘for reclining’, from anaklinein ‘recline’.
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