Derealization

/diːˌriːələˈzeɪʃən/ noun

A dissociative symptom involving the perception that the external world is unreal, dreamlike, or distorted. People experiencing derealization may feel that their surroundings are foggy, lifeless, or like they're in a movie or behind glass.

From Latin 'de-' (away from) and 'realis' (real), meaning 'away from reality'. This term emerged alongside depersonalization in early 20th-century psychiatry to distinguish between feeling disconnected from oneself versus feeling disconnected from the external world.

AMሃቅiqutat መጥፋት
ARإلغاء الواقعية
BNবাস্তবতা বিচ্ছিন্নতা
CAderealització
CSderealizace
DAderealisering
DEDerealisation
ELαποπραγματοποίηση
ESdesrealización
FAاز دست رفتن واقعیت
FItodellisuudentunnun menetys
FRdéréalisation
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