psyche|psyches in English

noun

[Psy·che || 'saɪkɪ]

(Greek Mythology) princess bride of the god Eros; name of a Canadian Gothic music band

Use "psyche|psyches" in a sentence

1. Not just his psyche, but the human psyche throughout time.

2. Eros and Psyche is in pigskin.

3. Politics runs deep inside Bangladeshi psyche

4. It is a pity we so deform plastic minds and so cripple young psyches.

5. Psyche Bedevils Health Effort By Gerald F

6. He portrays the psyche as poly-centric.

7. Fortunately, we're more alive to the dangers inherent in the bruising of delicate psyches.

8. Psyche, from the regions which Are holy land!

9. Get her a psyche referral, pack her bags.

10. With that, the psyche-scarring and horrendous depression came.

11. Psyche cried out that she would never do so.

12. Her work touches something profound in the human psyche.

13. 18 Is aggression an essential part of the human psyche?

14. In the 1930s, Freud told us all that you could analyze people's psyches based on their doodles.

15. Is aggression an essential part of the human psyche?

16. Strung together to keep that fragile psyche of yours intact.

17. Psyche, aghast, felt terror flooding her heart instead of love.

18. And that third idea, that we will never have to be alone, is central to changing our psyches.

19. His exploration of the myth brings insight into the American psyche.

20. He has comforted the national psyche without involving big new bureaucracies.

21. The Horn and Hardart Automat is part of the American psyche

22. She spent her life plumbing the mysteries of the human psyche.

23. Aristotle insisted that the body and the psyche form a unity

24. I've pursued him down the disappearing paths of my own psyche.

25. First, you must expand your psyche to accommodate the bigger and better.