traumatisation
tʁomatizasjɔ̃
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Definition of traumatisation - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, feminine

1.
psychologiqueTECH.action de causer un choc psychique profond chez une personneTECH.
  • La traumatisation des enfants témoins nécessite un suivi psychologique adapté.
2.
médicalTECH.action de causer une blessure physique grave chez un être vivantTECH.
  • La traumatisation du patient a nécessité une intervention chirurgicale immédiate.
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Origin of traumatisation

allemand, Trauma (blessure) + suffixe -isation (action)

Terms related to traumatisation

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angoisseémotionmémoirepeurpsychiatrierésiliencesouffrancestressaccidentchoccontusiondouleur

Examples of traumatisation in a sentence

  • On observe une traumatisation importante chez les victimes de guerre.
  • La traumatisation des tissus complique la guérison.
  • Une forte traumatisation peut entraîner un choc hémorragique.

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  1. English:traumatization, trauma, ...
  2. German:Traumatisierung, schwere Verletzung, ...
  3. Italian:traumatizzazione, trauma fisico, ...
  4. Spanish:traumatización, lesión grave, ...
  5. Portuguese:traumatização, trauma físico, ...
  6. Chinese:心理创伤, 创伤, ...
  7. Japanese:トラウマ化, 外傷, ...
  8. Arabic:صدمة نفسية, إصابة خطيرة, ...
  9. Hebrew:טְרָאוּמָטִיזַצְיָה, טְרָאוּמָה, ...
  10. Russian:травматизация, получение травмы, ...
  11. Ukrainian:травматизація, травмування, ...
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