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manic-depressive
This term describes a specific psychological state of extreme emotional oscillation. It carries a clinical weight, though in modern psychiatric practice, it has been largely superseded by the term bipolar disorder to reduce the stigma associated with the word manic. It evokes an image of a pendulum swinging between two opposing poles of human experience: an unsustainable peak of euphoria and a crushing trough of despair.
When used as a noun to describe a person, the term functions as a count noun. Because it describes a medical condition, it is typically used in formal clinical contexts or in older literature, whereas contemporary conversation favors person-first language, such as person with bipolar disorder, to avoid defining an individual solely by their diagnosis.
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The patient was diagnosed as manic-depressive after several mood swings.
He is a manic-depressive who struggles to maintain a steady routine.
I wonder if my erratic behavior is actually a manic-depressive episode.
The doctor explained the nature of the manic-depressive illness to the family.
She has been a manic-depressive since her early twenties.
Is there a specific medication for a manic-depressive person in this state?
Is there a specific medication for a manic-depressive person in this state?
The character in the novel is portrayed as a brilliant but manic-depressive artist.
It is difficult to support a manic-depressive without professional guidance.
It is difficult to support a manic-depressive without professional guidance.