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catatonic
[kat-uh-ton-ik]
Other 51Թ Forms
- catatonically adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of catatonic1
Example Sentences
“The baby was gray in color, emaciated, and catatonic,” according to the statement from prosecutors.
Season 3 finds him a broken man, near catatonic with guilt.
My Hollywood ending was far from glamorous: me, catatonic on Nick’s couch, realizing I had given it all up for an honest-to-God psychopath.
The brevity is, of course, a function of Joe Biden’s catatonic debate performance, ensuing Democratic panic and the president’s overnight replacement in the shank of summer by his vice presidential understudy, Kamala Harris.
“Connection makes us feel safe. When we don’t, we engage in dysregulated behavior, like self-injury, which in extreme cases become catatonic.”
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