Neurosis

/nʊˈrəʊsɪs/
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Emotional Impact

Neurosis often implies a deep emotional struggle that affects daily life.

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After the accident, his neurosis prevented him from driving again.
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Not Insanity

Neurosis doesn't mean a person is insane; they're aware of their condition and fears.

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Despite her neurosis, she managed her responsibilities efficiently.
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Chronic Stress

Neurosis can stem from long-term stress and characterizes ongoing anxiety issues.

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Years of bullying led to a neurosis that haunted him into adulthood.
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