Crossword-Solution: MALADJUSTMENT
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| Word | Word Type | Definition |
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| Maladjustment | n. | A bad adjustment. |
We have 4 clues for the answer “MALADJUSTMENT”
| Clue | Answers |
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| Psychological inability to fit in | 1 answer |
| poor, faulty, or inadequate adjustment | 1 answer |
| the condition of being unable to adapt properly to your environment with resulting emotional instability | 1 answer |
| bad match | 15 answers |
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Hint 1 meaning
One who, or that which, eats.
Hint 2 anagram
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Sentences with MALADJUSTMENT (5)
The institution of a leisure class, by force or class interest and instinct, and by precept and prescriptive example, makes for the perpetuation of the existing maladjustment of institutions, and even favors a reversion to a somewhat more archaic scheme of life; a scheme which would be still farther out of adjustment with the exigencies of life under the existing situation even than the accredited, obsolescent scheme that has come down from the immediate past.
And yet life goes on with all this maladjustment of its cams and cogs and levers much as in its ordinary routine.
After all, there is something wrong with a life that needs conscience; it is a transition help for the long period of man's maladjustment.
Then comes the sensation of butting one's head against a stone wall, of learning by experience, and witnessing Herbert Spencer's tragedy of the murder of a Beautiful Theory by a Gang of Brutal Facts, the discomfort in short of a maladjustment.
The Freudians are concerned with the maladjustment of distinct individuals to other individuals and to concrete circumstances.
Quotes with MALADJUSTMENT (2)
Sorrow is not itself evidence of maladjustment but of the adjustment process itself.
We see, then, that even from the zoological point of view, which is the least interesting and — note this — not decisive, a being in such condition can never achieve a genuine equilibrium; we also see something that differs from the idea of challenge-response in Toynbee and, in my judgement, effectively constitutes human life: namely, that no surroundings or change of surroundings can in itself be described as an obstacle, a difficulty, and a challenge for man, but that the d…