anomic

pronunciation

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  • Adjective:
    socially disoriented

Word Origin

anomic (adj.)
1950, from French anomique (Durkheim, 1897); see anomie.

Example

1. She developed a mild anomic aphasia in addition to continued alexia without agraphia .
2. The social cause and countermeasures to modern teacher 's anomic behaviors .
3. It is as if law and logos would need an anomic or " a-logic " zone of suspension in order to found their relation to life .
4. Instead , they express minoritarian groups , or groups that are oppressed , prohibited , in revolt , or always on the fringe of recognized institutions , groups all the more secret for being extrinsic , in other words , anomic .

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