dysthymic

/dɪsˈθaɪmɪk/
adjective
  1. Relating to or having dysthymia, a mild but long-lasting form of depression.
    • Her dysthymic mood made it hard for her to enjoy time with friends.
    • Dysthymic individuals often appear to be just naturally gloomy, but they can improve with treatment.
    • The patient showed dysthymic symptoms, including low energy and poor appetite for years.
Antonyms
noun
  1. A person who has dysthymia.
    • Many dysthymics don't realize their chronic low mood is a treatable condition.
    • The support group was designed specifically for dysthymics who struggle with long-term sadness.
    • As a dysthymic, he learned to recognize when his mood was dropping and seek support.
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