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disordered

[dis-awr-derd] / dɪsˈɔr dərd /


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Ms. Antonetta calls for doctors to pay closer attention to what their patients are experiencing, even, or especially, if it seems delusional or disordered.

From The Wall Street Journal

I think that’s our relationship to artists and iconic figures we put on a pedestal and then have to go through the unwelcome experience of uncovering their bad behavior and disordered egos.

From Los Angeles Times

"Your attitude and habits around food can lead to healthy or disordered eating thoughts."

From Fox News

But people of lower socioeconomic means are even more likely to dislike their bodies — and engage in disordered eating — than their wealthier counterparts, a study shows.

From Washington Post

The image is in equal parts ordered and disordered: the fibers snake around one another on the outside of the beanlike shape and shoot out in near parallel closer to its center.

From Scientific American