analyst
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5.6
- noun
- /ˈænəˌlɪst/
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psicoanalista
- Every week, I meet with my analyst to discuss my progress and challenges.
- practicing analyst
- trained analyst
- analyst certification
And in a very special way, the whole work of an analyst is to listen to some people's dreams.
- And in a very special way, the whole work of an analyst is to listen to some people's dreams.
- And in psychoanalysis, the relationship between analyst and analyze and is front and center.
- And his analyst said, no, There's a Viennese refugee named Gustav von A Schoffenberg who was a forensic psychiatrist in Austria.
- Rather, he instructed the analyst to put their head in a mind of just receptivity.
Examples
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I pay my analyst a lot of money to answer such questions for me.
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I wouldn't drive this far to see my analyst.
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And I kept, you know, I, I, I continue to just go see my analyst once a week at that point.
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I think it's a matter for your analyst, and mine.
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So what does your analyst say?
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At home my analyst charges $50 an hour to listen to me talk.
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Did you talk to your analyst?
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And in a very special way, the whole work of an analyst is to listen to some people's dreams.
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How can the general public in search of an analyst find directions and make a choice?
Academic text (1990) -
He's already gone through three analysts, of which I was one.
Synonyms
27
5.5
A person who helps others with mental and emotional problems by talking and giving support
12
7.0
A doctor or therapist who treats mental and emotional problems by talking about thoughts and dreams
Compounds
- Specialized
8
3.9
A person who collects and studies information about threats for the government or military
- Specialized
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6.0
A person who studies company finances to give advice about buying stocks
- Specialized
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3.5
A person who studies financial markets and advises investors about buying and selling
- Specialized
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5.7
A person who studies stock prices and trading volumes to predict market moves using charts
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Analyst comes from the same Greek root as analysis and analyze: ana- meaning 'up' and lysis meaning 'to loosen'. So a psychoanalytic analyst helps 'loosen' and look at a person's thoughts and dreams by breaking them into parts to understand them.