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Definition of abreact - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
psychologyDated release held-back emotions by reliving or recalling past eventsDated
- Patients may abreact painful emotions during guided therapy.
- During therapy, he began to abreact memories of the accident.
- Some clients abreact after discussing childhood trauma.
Origin of abreact
Latin, ab (away) + react (to act)
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- French:abréagir, ...
- German:abreagieren, ...
- Italian:abreagire, ...
- Spanish:abreaccionar, ...
- Portuguese:abreagir, ...
- Chinese:宣泄, ...
- Japanese:アブリーアクションを行う, ...
- Arabic:فَرَّغَ مَشاعِرَهُ المَكْبُوتَة, ...
- Hebrew:לְאַבְרֵיק, ...
- Russian:отреагировать, ...
- Ukrainian:відреаговувати, ...
- Hindi:भावनाएँ व्यक्त करना, ...
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