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To use philosophical evidence and/or terms to define or describe a being. Usually, "psychologizing" a person is a bad thing. Using unecessary and/or false reasoning to deem a person unsuitable to acquant is considered psychologizing. We know, don't psychologize him.
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1. The verb form of psychology
2. To practice psychology on someone. 1. I had to psychologize my new patient for four years.
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| 3. | Psychologize | ||
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Something you don't want to do to this cute girl you just met. Usually over an ex she feels bitter about. You try to work your way into her pants but end up putting them under lock and key. Joey: So your ex seemed like a real winner right? Haha! I'm so much better!
Nikki: Ew, don't try to psychologize me. |
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