fixation 音标拼音: [fɪks'eʃən]
n . 定置,固定,定色
定置,固定,定色
fixation 定影
fixation n 1 :
an abnormal state in which development has stopped prematurely [
synonym : {
arrested development }, {
fixation },
{
infantile fixation }, {
regression }]
2 :
an unhealthy and compulsive preoccupation with something or someone [
synonym : {
obsession }, {
fixation }]
3 :
the activity of fastening something firmly in position 4 : (
histology )
the preservation and hardening of a tissue sample to retain as nearly as possible the same relations they had in the living body [
synonym : {
fixation }, {
fixing }]
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1 .
The act of fixing ,
or the state of being fixed .
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An unalterable fixation of resolution .
--
Killingbeck .
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To light ,
created in the first day ,
God gave no proper place or fixation . --
Sir W .
Raleigh .
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Marked stiffness or absolute fixation of a joint .
--
Quain .
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A fixation and confinement of thought to a few objects . --
Watts .
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2 .
The act of uniting chemically with a solid substance or in a solid form ;
reduction to a non -
volatile condition ; --
said of gaseous elements .
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3 .
The act or process of ceasing to be fluid and becoming firm . --
Glanvill .
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4 .
A state of resistance to evaporation or volatilization by heat ; --
said of metals . --
Bacon .
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107 Moby Thesaurus words for "
fixation ":
Freudian fixation ,
anchorage ,
arrest ,
arrestation ,
arrested development ,
arrestment ,
blockage ,
blocking ,
check ,
clogging ,
closing up ,
closure ,
colonization ,
complex ,
compulsion ,
confirmation ,
constriction ,
cramp ,
craze ,
deep -
rootedness ,
deep -
seatedness ,
delay ,
detainment ,
detention ,
embedment ,
entrenchment ,
establishment ,
fascination ,
father fixation ,
fetish ,
fixed idea ,
fixedness ,
fixity ,
fixture ,
foot -
dragging ,
foundation ,
hampering ,
hang -
up ,
hindering ,
hindrance ,
holdback ,
holdup ,
hypercathexis ,
idee fixe ,
immobility ,
impediment ,
implantation ,
inaction ,
inactivity ,
inauguration ,
infantile fixation ,
infatuation ,
infixion ,
inhibition ,
initiation ,
installation ,
installment ,
interference ,
interruption ,
investiture ,
inveteracy ,
irresistible impulse ,
kick ,
let ,
libido fixation ,
lodgment ,
mania ,
monomania ,
mooring ,
morbid drive ,
mother fixation ,
motionlessness ,
negativism ,
nuisance value ,
obsession ,
obsessive compulsion ,
obstruction ,
obstructionism ,
occlusion ,
opposition ,
parent fixation ,
peopling ,
plantation ,
population ,
possession ,
pregenital fixation ,
preoccupation ,
prepossession ,
regression ,
repression ,
resistance ,
restraint ,
restriction ,
retardation ,
retardment ,
retreat to immaturity ,
ruling passion ,
setback ,
settlement ,
settling ,
squeeze ,
stabilization ,
stranglehold ,
stricture ,
suppression ,
thing ,
tic
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