English Vocabulary (Mental illness Vocabularies

7. – Serious, formal, or showing deep sincerity.
8. – An unfair preference or prejudice that affects fair judgment.
9. – A strong dislike or unfair judgment of someone without truly knowing them.
10. – The process of starting or making something active.
12. – The loss of closeness or a friendly relationship, leading to separation or alienation.
16. – A fixed, oversimplified, and often untrue belief about a group of people or things.
17. – To control or manage something according to rules or laws.
19. – Producing the opposite result of what was intended.
20. – Twisted, changed, or misrepresented from its true or original form.

1. – Something that causes a response or reaction in the body, mind, or behavior.
2. – A young person in the stage between childhood and adulthood (teenager).
3. – to make up, form, or be considered as something.
4. – To make something necessary or unavoidable.
5. – Contradictions; things that do not match or agree with each other.
6. – Unfair treatment of people based on personal traits like race, gender, age, or disability.
11. – unwilling or hesitant to do something.
13. – To escape or avoid something, often cleverly or skillfully.
14. – Protection, safety, or shelter given to people escaping danger or
15. – A break, crack, or chip in a bone.
18. – A negative mark of shame or disapproval placed on someone because of a certain trait or condition.