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Results from ConceptNet 5.8

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fr abréaction (n)
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fr obsession Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr défense Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréagir (v)
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fr abréaction Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr malade Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr émotion Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr psychologique Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr choc Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr réaction Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréactif (a)
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fr abréaction Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr émotif Source: French Wiktionary
fr jeu du fort da (n)
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fr abréaction Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr raconter Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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en abreaction Source: English Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr subconscient Source: French Wiktionary
it abreazione (n)
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fr abréaction Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr affectif Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr libérer Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréaction (n)
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fr refouler Source: French Wiktionary
fr abréactions (n)
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fr abréaction Source: French Wiktionary
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