Pathological and pathetic.
Viewed from one perspective, Charles Ingalls's wanderlust seems almost pathological, and certainly selfish.
If the first, the interest is pathological, and if the second, dull".
"And the whole medical and psychiatric profession had said homosexuality was pathological and not normal".
Thus, while a little narcissism may be advantageous, too much of it is pathological and dysfunctional.
For some, this can be pathological and dangerous.
"By naming these responses as pathological and requiring medical care, we undermine the capacity of people to console each other".
The songs, merrily and provocatively, take on a romantic lilt when the subject is pathological and macabre.
In fouettés, he writes, "the soul becomes the arena of the most intense feelings, from healthy and natural to pathological and demonic".
I would like to broaden the definition of addiction and retire the scientific idea that all addictions are pathological and harmful.
The clinical, pathological, and medical care information were collected retrospectively.
