Breuer

[ broi-er ]

noun

1. Jo·sef [yoh, -zef], 1842–1925, Austrian neurologist: pioneer in psychoanalytic techniques.
2. Mar·cel La·jos [mah, r, -, sel, , lo, -yawsh, mahr-, sel], 1902–81, Hungarian architect and furniture designer, in the U.S. after 1937.

Breuer

/ ˈbrɔɪə /

noun

1. BreuerJosef18421925MAustrianMEDICINE: physician Josef (ˈjoːzɛf). 1842–1925, Austrian physician: treated the mentally ill by hypnosis
2. BreuerMarcel Lajos19021981MUSHungarianARCHITECTURE: architectARTS AND CRAFTS: furniture designer Marcel Lajos (mɑːˈsɛl ˈlɔjoʃ). 1902–81, US architect and furniture designer, born in Hungary. He developed bent plywood and tubular metal furniture and designed the UNESCO building in Paris (1953–58)

Example Sentences

Across both studies, AAV2 was found in 96% of children with unexplained hepatitis but in only 4% of those who didn’t have the condition, Breuer said.

From MIT Technology Review

The third group came in the 1930s because of Adolf Hitler: Anni Albers, Ruth Adler Schnee, Marcel Breuer.

From The Daily Beast

According to Kaufman and Connaughton, Breuer explained that “we take the cases the FBI brings to us.”

From The Daily Beast

According to these sources, Castor said that if Breuer resigned, they could head off the looming constitutional clash.

From The Daily Beast

Breuer, he said, misled Congress about a DOJ letter earlier in 2011 that erroneously denied that gunwalking ever occurred.

From The Daily Beast

Grassley also said Breuer gave “misleading” answers in earlier testimony.

From The Daily Beast

In closing, I wish to express my desire that more stories of the Breuer quality be bestowed upon the Readers.

From Project Gutenberg

In Breuer and Freud's book there is a wealth of similar examples.

From Project Gutenberg

Freud, working as Breuer's colleague, amply confirmed this discovery.

From Project Gutenberg

Thus for me the discovery of Breuer and Freud was a veritable deliverance.

From Project Gutenberg

Breuer's first hysterical patient was fixated in the same manner upon the time when she nursed her very sick father.

From Project Gutenberg