schizoid

• Relacionado con la esquizofrenia o que la recuerda; también se usa para describir un tipo de personalidad caracterizado por distanciamiento emocional y evitación de las relaciones sociales.

Relating to or resembling schizophrenia; also used to describe a personality type characterized by emotional detachment and avoidance of social relationships.

1. Related to schizophreniaC1formalmedical

   Of, relating to, or having characteristics of schizophrenia.

   Esquizoide (relacionado con la esquizofrenia)

   • The patient exhibited schizoid symptoms that required careful diagnosis.
   • Schizoid personality disorder is often misunderstood by the general public.
   • The study focused on schizoid traits in early adolescence.

   Sinónimosschizophrenic

   Antónimosnormalsane

2. Emotionally detachedC1formalmedical

   Marked by a tendency to avoid social relationships and a limited range of emotional expression.

   Esquizoide (emocionalmente distante)

   • His schizoid nature made it difficult for him to form close friendships.
   • She lived a schizoid existence, preferring solitude over social gatherings.
   • The character in the novel was portrayed as schizoid, withdrawn from the world.

   Sinónimosaloofcolddetacheddistantintrovertedremotereservedstandoffishunsociablewithdrawn

   Antónimosaffectionateengagingexpressivegregariousoutgoingsociablewarm

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que presenta síntomas similares a los de la esquizofrenia pero menos pronunciados, a menudo con aislamiento social y frialdad emocional, o bien a alguien con carácter retraído e introvertido.

A noun referring to a person characterized by symptoms similar to but less severe than schizophrenia, often involving social withdrawal and emotional detachment.

1. Person with schizoid traitsC1formalmedical

   A person who exhibits characteristics of schizoid personality disorder, such as emotional detachment, social withdrawal, and a limited range of emotional expression.

   Persona esquizoide

   • The therapist described him as a schizoid due to his persistent lack of interest in social relationships.
   • Schizoids often prefer solitary activities and appear indifferent to praise or criticism.
   • The diagnosis of schizoid personality disorder was made after careful evaluation.