hysteric

• Veraltete, weniger gebräuchliche Form des Wortes 'hysterisch'; beschreibt einen Menschen, der unter extremer, unkontrollierter emotionaler Erregung leidet, oft im Zusammenhang mit überholten medizinischen Vorstellungen.

An older, less common form of 'hysterical'; describes a person suffering from extreme, uncontrollable emotion or excitement, often associated with outdated medical concepts.

1. Relating to hysteriaB2formal

   Characterized by or arising from a state of extreme emotional disturbance, often involving uncontrollable laughter, crying, or panic.

   hysterisch

   • Her hysteric reaction to the news worried everyone.
   • The patient displayed hysteric symptoms after the traumatic event.
   • His hysteric laughter was a sign of nervousness.

   Synonymefranticfrenziedhystericaloverwroughtpanicky

   Antonymecalmcollectedcomposedcontrolledrationalserenesteady

• Substantiv, das eine Person bezeichnet, die an Hysterie leidet – einem psychischen Zustand mit übertriebenen oder unkontrollierten Emotionen. Umgangssprachlich auch für einen emotional instabilen oder theatralisch reagierenden Menschen.

A noun referring to a person who suffers from hysteria, a psychological condition marked by excessive or uncontrolled emotions.

1. Person with hysteriaC1formal

   An individual who experiences or displays symptoms of hysteria, such as uncontrollable emotional outbursts or exaggerated reactions.

   Hysteriker

   • The doctor diagnosed the patient as a hysteric.
   • In the past, women were often unfairly labeled as hysterics.
   • The character in the play was portrayed as a classic hysteric.