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Often used in the same context:
grand mal,
hypnotic trance,
hypochondriasis,
dysphoria,
jamais vu,
stupor,
hypomania,
hallucination,
melancholia,
petit mal,
dementia praecox,
psychosis,
delirium,
bipolarity,
auditory hallucination,
neurosis,
tearfulness,
retrograde amnesia,
priapism,
neurasthenic,
prodrome,
sleepwalker,
echolalia,
mutism,
alexia,
status epilepticus,
somnambulism,
senility,
derangement,
myoclonus,
nymphomania,
coprolalia,
automatism,
senile dementia,
shapelessness,
paresis,
tourette,
stupefaction,
delirium tremens,
fidgetiness,
maladjustment,
inanition,
fugue,
tertiary syphilis,
paranoiac,
horniness,
social phobia,
solipsist,
depersonalization disorder,
lucidity,
lovesickness,
enuresis,
flaccidity,
symptomatology,
hyperalgesia,
torticollis,
spastic colon,
unconsciousness,
incoherency,
trance,
neuroleptic,
palpitation,
narcissistic personality,
electroconvulsive therapy,
manic,
paraphilia,
mesmerism,
dumbness,
hysterics,
threnody,
stridor,
coitus interruptus,
spoonerism,
akathisia,
adolescence,
affectless,
pubescence,
weepiness,
myotonic dystrophy,
apnoea,
syncope,
reverie,
catalepsy,
dysrhythmia,
scrupulosity,
porphyria,
ravishment,
tics,
speechlessness,
forgetfulness,
cyanosis,
tachycardia,
compulsivity,
psychosurgery,
overstimulation,
narcosis,
peevishness,
nervous breakdown,
sulkiness,
hypochondria,
subthreshold,
depression,
tetany,
jaundice,
paralysis,
amblyopia,
amnesia,
anorexia,
dementia,
parkinsonism,
deafness,
hypoglycaemia,
hypopituitarism,
intoxication,
acidosis,
asthma,
autism,
constipation,
dysphagia,
hyperthermia
Appears in the definition of:
catatonic,
catatonic schizophrenia,
catatonic type schizophrenia
Part of:
catatonic schizophrenia,
catatonic type schizophrenia
More general:
dementia praecox,
schizophrenia,
schizophrenic disorder,
schizophrenic psychosis,
tone,
tonicity,
tonus
Synonyms:
catatonic schizophrenia,
catatonic type schizophrenia
Also try:
— Adjectives for catatonia:
periodic,
lethal,
experimental,
malignant,
induced,
acute,
simple,
schizophrenic,
near,
stuporous,
systematic,
more...
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