suicidal
suicida
definition
adjective
far from being suicidal, he was clearly enjoying life
deeply unhappy or depressed and likely to commit suicide.
translation of 'suicidal'
adjective
de suicidio,
suicida
example
Sacrificing the rook is 'suicidal' and effectively throws away the game.
Learning difficulties, aggressive behaviour, 'suicidal' tendencies and drug abuse are common after effects.
These open meetings are for people who are 'suicidal' or suffering from depression, panic attacks, shyness, etc and it is anonymous.
Psychological sequelae of rape are many including anxiety, depression, 'suicidal' ideation, and problems related to relationships and sex.
Even if he decides to abandon them, a possibly 'suicidal' move, he has not got the capacity to capture the Rwandan rebels.
Hugo, who had intended to join his wife, Ida, in Naples but was not welcomed by her, returned to Weimar to spend a winter in a state of 'suicidal' depression.
Health advisors are meeting for a second day to look into whether antidepressants increase 'suicidal' tendencies in children.
They might suffer with anxiety, depression or even feel 'suicidal' .
I got so depressed that I became 'suicidal' in various ways.
All risk factors need to be evaluated and I always ask depressed people directly about 'suicidal' thoughts.
So when he became depressed and 'suicidal' , it was not out of self-pity.
That would involve surveying survivors and suicide prevention workers to create character sketches of people with 'suicidal' tendencies.
Most cancer patients are depressed, some are 'suicidal' .
The reality is, though, a lot of people with major depression have 'suicidal' thoughts and quite a number of them actually take their own lives.
It's believed he was depressed and 'suicidal' over fears that rival loyalist inmates were targeting him for murder.
The elder of the two thought Dr William Kerr was the only man with the key to curing the depression that made her 'suicidal' .
We depend on a drug to help our pain so that we don't get depressed and 'suicidal' .
But one thing seems clear: merely resisting change is economically and politically 'suicidal' .
Furthermore, not all persons who express 'suicidal' intent are depressed, nor do they all necessarily want to end their lives.
The reality is that 'suicidal' behaviour is usually a last resort when the person feels that all else has failed.
Mr. Fitzwilliam said he monitored his wife's mood swings during her treatment on Prozac and believes that it caused 'suicidal' urges which eventually led to her death.
They consider it would be 'suicidal' for Canada to so threaten US interests given Canada's economic dependence on the US.
To attempt a loop in such a space would be 'suicidal' .
After a miserable couple of years where his mood has swung from depressed to 'suicidal' , he is starting to feel more like his old self.
In Germany a revolt by sailors at Kiel, in opposition to a 'suicidal' attempt to engage the British fleet, effectively began the revolution of 1918.
In fact, depressed or 'suicidal' adolescents may be those least likely to obtain help.
The government has no democratic mandate to effect such a draconian, even 'suicidal' , change of policy.
The benefits of exercise are obvious, but can overexercising be a sign of depression or 'suicidal' inclinations in young women?
Alabama's Republican Governor Bob Riley is either politically 'suicidal' or the bravest chief executive in the country.
He got there in the penultimate over from Fleming but two balls later he pushed to David Fulton at mid-off and was run out attempting a 'suicidal' single.
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