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10 LIBRI IN PORTOGHESE ASSOCIATI CON «ECDEMOMANIA»
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ecdemomania nella seguente selezione bibliografica. Libri associati con
ecdemomania e piccoli estratti per contestualizzare il loro uso nella letteratura.
< G mania, frenzy, madness]: aidoimania, alcoholomania, clinomania,
coimetromania, cretomania, dipsomania, dromomania, ecdemomania, ecomania,
edeomania, enosimania, entheomania, eremiomania, ergasiomania, ergomania,
...
James L. Reynolds, MD,
2014
2
Dictionary of Psychology
Ecdemomania Ecosystem Ecdemomania. A pathological impulse to travel or
roam. Ecdysiasm. An impulse to undress in order to arouse sexual excitement in
a member of the opposite sex; a stripteaser. Echoic memory. An auditory memory
...
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The Aldrich Dictionary of Phobias and Other Word Families
... other brutal methods) dromomania travelling; wandering dysmorphomania
deformity, especially in others ecdemionomania wandering; also
ecdemonomania, ecdemiomania or ecdemomania ecomania home; excessive
attachment to home; ...
4
Pocket Medical Dictionary
A disease or disturbance of development. Ecdemic, ek-dem'-ik. A disease
originating at a distance. Ecdemio mania, Ecdemomania, ek-de-me-o-tna1 -ne-
ah, ek-de-nto- ma'-ne-ah. A morbid desire to travel. Ecderon, ek*-der-on. The
epidermis.
B. Jain Publishers Staff,
1999
... Cacodemomania Catapedamania Chinamania Choreomania Clinomania
Copromania Cytheromania Dacnomania Demonomania Dinomania Dipsomania
Discomania Doramania Doromania Drapetomania Dromomania Ecdemomania ...
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Campbell's Psychiatric Dictionary
... also known as drapetomania, dromomania, ecdemomania errabunda,
nomadism, oikofugia, planomania, vagabond neurosis, wandering impulse,
wanderlust. Sometimes wandering refers to fugue states, but the current trend is
to use it in a ...
Robert Jean Campbell,
2009
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Rājapāla aṅgrezī-Hindī pāribhāshika śabdakośa
Ч|Пм<*> f^T^W ecdemomania «. ЧсПчФчЩ ecolysiasm а Рт^ЯЯ ^trl, Rhuh ^frT
echelon а. «1чн*; - management *ЛчН+ echeum п. мГнч^чЧ echinus и. Ч)<м<*
1ЧГС echo /i. ЯГЯ^ггЙ, - chamber îffïï»^ ~ graphia §«^4lRh4l; ~ lalia «fdolcMdl; ...
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Bioscientific Terminology: Words from Latin and Greek Stems
1. hyperglycemia — excess of sugar in the blood 2. amyluria — presence of
starch in the urine 3. mastectomy — excision or amputation of the breast 4.
ichthyology — the branch of biology dealing with the study of fish 5.
ecdemomania ...
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The Routledge Spanish Bilingual Dictionary of Psychology and ...
Steven Kaplan. eccyesis n — ecciesis (f) ecdemomania n — ecdemomanía (f)
ecdemonomania n — ecdemonomanía (f) ecdysiasm n — ecdisiasmo (m) ECF (
extended care facility) — centro (m) de cuidado extendido ECG (
electrocardiogram) ...
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Midline Medical Dictionary
H !<<*>; Ecdemomania. Wanderlust; abnormal desire to wander. Ecderon.-
Epidermis or outer portion of skin. 3TERr^>; Ecdysis. Moulting of the skin;
desquamation. MMdH; E.C.G. Electrocardiography; the making and study of
graphic records ...
NOTIZIE DOVE SI INCLUDE IL TERMINE «ECDEMOMANIA»
Vedi di che si parla nei media nazionali e internazionali e come viene utilizzato il termine ino
ecdemomania nel contesto delle seguenti notizie.
Are You a Dromomaniac? -- The 10 Most Common Manias That …
Ecdemomania: chronic and uncontrollable urge to wander. It's not enough that you indulge your travel lust to come to a place thousands of miles away; once ... «Huffington Post, feb 14»