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Definitions from the WebAnaclisisDefinition:Anaclisis refers to the psychoanalytic concept developed by Sigmund Freud, which describes the tendency of infants to seek nurturance and attachment from others. Sense 1 - Noun:In psychoanalysis, anaclisis refers to the emotional dependence or reliance on another individual, typically observed in infants during their early stages of development. Example sentence: The psychologist observed the infant's anaclisis towards their caregiver, highlighting the importance of the bond between them. Sense 2 - Noun:In biology, anaclisis refers to the process of developing and maturing of an organism, particularly related to the attachment and dependence on specific environmental factors for survival. Example sentence: The anaclisis of fish larvae includes their dependency on plankton for food during their early stages of life. Sense 3 - Noun:Anaclisis can also be used to describe the attraction or preference for certain geographical locations or environments. Example sentence: The artist's anaclisis towards coastal landscapes is evident in their paintings, which often depict serene beaches and rolling waves. Related products: | ||||
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