C1nounformalhealthemotions
US/ˈsaɪ.ki/
UK/ˈsaɪ.ki/
the mind, including a person's deepest thoughts, feelings and beliefs
In context
The war left deep scars on the nation's psyche.
Advertisers study the human psyche to understand what makes us buy.
Losing his job had a damaging effect on his psyche.
Words that go with psyche
adjective + noun
- human psycheFear is one of the oldest parts of the human psyche.
- national psycheFootball plays a huge role in the national psyche.
- collective psycheThe disaster changed the collective psyche of the town.
- fragile psycheHarsh criticism can damage a child's fragile psyche.
- male psycheThe novel explores the male psyche with humor and honesty.