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catatonia
Definition of catatonia
A severe
psychiatric
condition, often associated with
schizophrenia
, characterized by a
tendency
to remain in a
rigid
state of
stupor
for long
period
s which give way to short periods of extreme
agitation
Related words
catamaran
catalogue
catastrophe
Catalonia
Catalan
toccata
catastrophic
cataract
catalog
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