Definition of psychologically in English:

psychologically

adverb sʌɪkəˈlɒdʒɪkliˌsaɪkəˈlɑdʒək(ə)li

1In a way that affects the mind or relates to the emotional state of a person.
he was psychologically damaged by a decade of abuse
the victim continues to suffer psychologically
Example sentencesExamples
- Even psychologically healthy people are vulnerable, if they have not been trained to recognize the techniques, she said.
- The threat of pain is often more psychologically damaging than the pain per se.
- Among those who returned from the war physically intact, many had been psychologically scarred.
- The children are phsyically and psychologically damaged by their experiences, and often find it difficult to reintegrate.
- His was a peacetime army, psychologically prepared for police work and occupation, not combat operations.
- He admitted to being psychologically addicted to the drug.
- A psychologically important attribute of religion is the emphasis given to the desire for unity, or to open one's heart to God.
- Their loss is psychologically devastating well beyond the loss that is calculated at the market value of antiquities.
- Her wants and needs are those of a highly intelligent and psychologically healthy teenager.
- She was a psychologically complex individual.
- He said the complainant was psychologically disturbed.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to psychology.
  psychologically based therapies
  Example sentencesExamples
  Is that idea a psychologically valid concept?
  Additional research should assess whether this construct is psychologically important.
  We treat the whole person psychologically, physically and spiritually.
  If hypothetical psychologically based arguments are made during summation most lawyers lack the scientific credentials to give their opinion much credibility.
  Psychologically speaking, the consumers are motivated by desires for the sensations that are triggered by the substances they consume.
  Psychologically speaking, bright colors cause emotional reactions.
  The club hired researchers to study players physically and psychologically.
  It is essential that more research be performed on psychologically based analgesic techniques.
  It is hard to overestimate the effect he had on how gender was viewed psychologically and clinically.
  Medical experts said the number of women who threaten suicide is very small, and they can be treated psychologically.
  These theories and methods were inherently more psychologically orientated than previous attempts to understand similar phenomena.
  Many other psychologically based cognitive models of consciousness have been advanced.

Definition of psychologically in US English:

psychologically

adverbˌsīkəˈläjək(ə)lēˌsaɪkəˈlɑdʒək(ə)li

1In a way that affects the mind or relates to the emotional state of a person.
he was psychologically damaged by a decade of abuse
the victim continues to suffer psychologically
Example sentencesExamples
- A psychologically important attribute of religion is the emphasis given to the desire for unity, or to open one's heart to God.
- Among those who returned from the war physically intact, many had been psychologically scarred.
- Even psychologically healthy people are vulnerable, if they have not been trained to recognize the techniques, she said.
- The children are phsyically and psychologically damaged by their experiences, and often find it difficult to reintegrate.
- Their loss is psychologically devastating well beyond the loss that is calculated at the market value of antiquities.
- The threat of pain is often more psychologically damaging than the pain per se.
- Her wants and needs are those of a highly intelligent and psychologically healthy teenager.
- She was a psychologically complex individual.
- He said the complainant was psychologically disturbed.
- He admitted to being psychologically addicted to the drug.
- His was a peacetime army, psychologically prepared for police work and occupation, not combat operations.
1. 1.1 In a way that relates to psychology.
  psychologically based therapies
  Example sentencesExamples
  It is hard to overestimate the effect he had on how gender was viewed psychologically and clinically.
  Many other psychologically based cognitive models of consciousness have been advanced.
  Additional research should assess whether this construct is psychologically important.
  If hypothetical psychologically based arguments are made during summation most lawyers lack the scientific credentials to give their opinion much credibility.
  Is that idea a psychologically valid concept?
  It is essential that more research be performed on psychologically based analgesic techniques.
  Psychologically speaking, bright colors cause emotional reactions.
  Medical experts said the number of women who threaten suicide is very small, and they can be treated psychologically.
  These theories and methods were inherently more psychologically orientated than previous attempts to understand similar phenomena.
  We treat the whole person psychologically, physically and spiritually.
  Psychologically speaking, the consumers are motivated by desires for the sensations that are triggered by the substances they consume.
  The club hired researchers to study players physically and psychologically.

词汇	psychologically
释义	Definition of psychologically in English: psychologically adverb sʌɪkəˈlɒdʒɪkliˌsaɪkəˈlɑdʒək(ə)li 1In a way that affects the mind or relates to the emotional state of a person. he was psychologically damaged by a decade of abuse the victim continues to suffer psychologically Example sentencesExamples Even psychologically healthy people are vulnerable, if they have not been trained to recognize the techniques, she said. The threat of pain is often more psychologically damaging than the pain per se. Among those who returned from the war physically intact, many had been psychologically scarred. The children are phsyically and psychologically damaged by their experiences, and often find it difficult to reintegrate. His was a peacetime army, psychologically prepared for police work and occupation, not combat operations. He admitted to being psychologically addicted to the drug. A psychologically important attribute of religion is the emphasis given to the desire for unity, or to open one's heart to God. Their loss is psychologically devastating well beyond the loss that is calculated at the market value of antiquities. Her wants and needs are those of a highly intelligent and psychologically healthy teenager. She was a psychologically complex individual. He said the complainant was psychologically disturbed. 1.1 In a way that relates to psychology. psychologically based therapies Example sentencesExamples Is that idea a psychologically valid concept? Additional research should assess whether this construct is psychologically important. We treat the whole person psychologically, physically and spiritually. If hypothetical psychologically based arguments are made during summation most lawyers lack the scientific credentials to give their opinion much credibility. Psychologically speaking, the consumers are motivated by desires for the sensations that are triggered by the substances they consume. Psychologically speaking, bright colors cause emotional reactions. The club hired researchers to study players physically and psychologically. It is essential that more research be performed on psychologically based analgesic techniques. It is hard to overestimate the effect he had on how gender was viewed psychologically and clinically. Medical experts said the number of women who threaten suicide is very small, and they can be treated psychologically. These theories and methods were inherently more psychologically orientated than previous attempts to understand similar phenomena. Many other psychologically based cognitive models of consciousness have been advanced. Definition of psychologically in US English: psychologically adverbˌsīkəˈläjək(ə)lēˌsaɪkəˈlɑdʒək(ə)li 1In a way that affects the mind or relates to the emotional state of a person. he was psychologically damaged by a decade of abuse the victim continues to suffer psychologically Example sentencesExamples A psychologically important attribute of religion is the emphasis given to the desire for unity, or to open one's heart to God. Among those who returned from the war physically intact, many had been psychologically scarred. Even psychologically healthy people are vulnerable, if they have not been trained to recognize the techniques, she said. The children are phsyically and psychologically damaged by their experiences, and often find it difficult to reintegrate. Their loss is psychologically devastating well beyond the loss that is calculated at the market value of antiquities. The threat of pain is often more psychologically damaging than the pain per se. Her wants and needs are those of a highly intelligent and psychologically healthy teenager. She was a psychologically complex individual. He said the complainant was psychologically disturbed. He admitted to being psychologically addicted to the drug. His was a peacetime army, psychologically prepared for police work and occupation, not combat operations. 1.1 In a way that relates to psychology. psychologically based therapies Example sentencesExamples It is hard to overestimate the effect he had on how gender was viewed psychologically and clinically. Many other psychologically based cognitive models of consciousness have been advanced. Additional research should assess whether this construct is psychologically important. If hypothetical psychologically based arguments are made during summation most lawyers lack the scientific credentials to give their opinion much credibility. Is that idea a psychologically valid concept? It is essential that more research be performed on psychologically based analgesic techniques. Psychologically speaking, bright colors cause emotional reactions. Medical experts said the number of women who threaten suicide is very small, and they can be treated psychologically. These theories and methods were inherently more psychologically orientated than previous attempts to understand similar phenomena. We treat the whole person psychologically, physically and spiritually. Psychologically speaking, the consumers are motivated by desires for the sensations that are triggered by the substances they consume. The club hired researchers to study players physically and psychologically.
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