neurotic
1Origin of neurotic
1neurotic
2Origin of neurotic
2Related Words for neurotic
manic, distraught, compulsive, disturbed, obsessive, upset, deviant, aberrant, hysteric, psychoneurotic, abnormal, anxious, disordered, disoriented, erratic, inhibited, nervous, overwrought, unhealthy, unstableExamples from the Web for neurotic
Contemporary Examples of neurotic
It was quite interesting, its title was Rejoice That You Are Neurotic.
You give the weakest and the worst interpretation of my devotion: the neurotic one.
Equal parts compassionate and neurotic, Farmiga plays Norma with an intense level of adrenaline.
He did it long enough that people began to wonder out loud if he was neurotic.
The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily Danforth: neurotic gay girl in Montana gets sent to degaying boarding school.
Historical Examples of neurotic
I was a little impatient with her; I had not suspected that she was so neurotic a woman.
The Moon and SixpenceW. Somerset Maugham
Voltaire, the least Puritanical of men, is also the least neurotic.
Suspended JudgmentsJohn Cowper Powys
Of course, as you say, it's a neurotic temperament that's at the bottom of the trouble.
The Grand Babylon HotelArnold Bennett
You are vastly more interesting to me because you are in a crux, and neurotic and anæmic.
The Time of RosesL. T. Meade
The condition is probably of neurotic origin and tends to recur.
Essentials of Diseases of the SkinHenry Weightman Stelwagon