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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
psychoanalyze .
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Examples
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No animal, domestic or wild, wants to live in an apartment with a lonely person who talks to them like Dr. Phil and psychoanalyzes them as to why they are licking a bald spot on their hindquarters.
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It's straight out of the GOP playbook, which, to all appearances, is nearly identical with the DLC playbook. dcshungu armchair-psychoanalyzes people who dare to criticize Her Presidentialness, diagnosing them with OCD and God knows what else.
New Polls Show Hillary Ahead In New Hampshire, South Carolina ... And Iowa 2009
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WSJ editor Daniel Henninger psychoanalyzes the blogosphere: “I don’t think the blogosphere is breeding cannibals.
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She gratuitously psychoanalyzes me when saying that I am obsessed with whales, as in "Presumably, for Kelly, culture is created only by books about whales."
'Literary Domestics' Kelley, Mary 1984
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He psychoanalyzes Jared Lee Loughner, but he never claims to understand him.
Slate Articles David Weigel 2012
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He psychoanalyzes us for our labels but gives other cultures a pass on theirs.
NYT > Home Page 2010
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And while I don't know if the NBA-bashers will have the motivation to read a chapter that psychoanalyzes rationalizes the irrational.
Gelf Magazine 2010
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But later she psychoanalyzes that, and it's because of the Holocaust.
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Chris Cillizza of the Washington Post psychoanalyzes the once and maybe future first woman president, and concludes that this is all calculation.
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Chris Cillizza of the Washington Post psychoanalyzes the once and maybe future first woman president, and concludes that this is all calculation.
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