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unwellness::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | illness, malady, sickness |
| Type of | health problem, ill health, unhealthiness |
| Has types | amyloidosis, anuresis, anuria, bends, caisson disease, catastrophic illness, collapse, condition, decompression sickness, disease, food poisoning, gas embolism, aeroembolism, growth, hypermotility, indisposition, lead poisoning, ozone sickness, plumbism, prostration, saturnism, toxaemia, toxaemia of pregnancy, toxemia, toxemia of pregnancy, gastrointestinal disorder, ague, air embolism |
| Derivation | unwell |
Examples of unwellness
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The aim is to start conversations and challenge the stigma associated with mental unwellness.
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The show follows multiple characters as they journey out of mental unwellness and rethink their possible worlds.
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As a rule, however, sport can be defended as a way of increasing personal well-being and reducing psychological unwellness.
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Reframed this way, mental unwellness becomes a character building, learning experience rather than something that need carry any stigma or shame.
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To date, however, there has been no investigation into the relationship that physical self-concept has with psychological well-being or psychological unwellness.
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Nevertheless, undertaking sporting activity appears to be a good way to minimise any psychological unwellness, probably because it enhances physical self-concept.
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Established and emerging artists from five creative fields will be taking to the stage with a brand new multimedia theatre show that aims to change the way the public thinks about mental unwellness.
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This variable is not strictly emotional, but has a clear emotional component, given that people with a high need for control, experience anxiety and unwellness when perceiving lack of control.
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- Illness: impairment of normal physiological function affecting part or all of an organism
- The state or characteristic of being unwell; a feeling of slight to moderate sickliness
