enuretic
- noun
- /ˌɛnjuˈrɛtɪk/
- Specialized
- Support groups can provide comfort and advice for a young enuretic struggling with bedwetting.
Examples
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The doctor recommended a special alarm to help the enuretic wake up before accidents occurred.
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The enuretic child often felt embarrassed at sleepovers.
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Parents often feel frustrated when their child remains an enuretic despite trying different treatments.
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Many enuretics struggle with self-esteem issues.
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The doctor recommended a special alarm to help the enuretic wake up before accidents occurred.
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Support groups can provide comfort and advice for a young enuretic struggling with bedwetting.
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The enuretic child often felt embarrassed at sleepovers.
Synonyms
A person, usually a child, who pees in bed while asleep
A person, often a child, who pees in bed while asleep
A person, usually a child, who pees in bed while sleeping
How Continent
- Specialized
- Archaic
Surface Forms
Etymology
Enuretic comes from Greek parts en- 'in' and ouron 'urine', and it is related to the English words urine and urinate. So an enuretic is a person who wets themselves, for example by bedwetting.