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psyche

/ˈsaɪ.ki/

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noun

/ˈsaɪ.ki/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее человеческий разум, дух или душу, включающее средоточие мыслей, чувств и разума, а также нематериальную сущность, которая оживляет жизнь человека.

A noun referring to the human mind, spirit, or soul, encompassing the seat of thoughts, feelings, and reason, as well as the immaterial essence that animates an individual's life.

  1. Mind and consciousnessB2formal

    The center of a person's thoughts, feelings, and mental processes; the seat of reason and emotion.

    ruПсихика

    • The trauma left a deep scar on her psyche.
    • Psychologists study the human psyche to understand behavior.
    • Meditation can help calm the psyche and reduce stress.

    Synonymsconsciousnessmindselfsoulspiritsubconscious

  2. Soul or spiritC1formal

    The non-physical, spiritual essence of a person that animates life and consciousness.

    ruДуша или дух

    • Ancient philosophers debated the nature of the psyche.
    • In many cultures, the psyche is believed to survive after death.
    • The artist poured his entire psyche into the painting.

    Synonymsanimasoulspirit

    Antonymsbodyfleshmatter

Forms
  • psyches plural form
  • psyches' possessive plural form
  • psyche's possessive singular form
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