Meanings
- Relating to separation or schism.
His case well illustrates the schiztic character of a certain class of paraphrenics. When I last saw him six years ago, he was forty-five years old, single, and had been living in a delusional world for fourteen years […]
1920, The Psychoanalytic Review, volume 7, page 2541 more example
Whence the schiztic impulse? The answer is to be found in an out-dated attitude of all Parties towards the United States of America on the one hand, and in an equally out-dated attitude towards the Soviet Union on the other.
1964, Hugh Pritchard-Jones, To Be Or Not to Be, page 35
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