noun
COLLOCATIONS FROM OTHER ENTRIES
a victim mentality (= when someone always thinks of themselves as a victim )
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Many of us fall into a victim mentality, and blame all our troubles on other people.
COLLOCATIONS FROM CORPUS
■ NOUN
siege
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Her fervour and her depiction of a siege mentality do not transfer too easily to Britain.
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He is said to have siege mentality .
victim
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We must not fall into the victim mentality and moan about what a miserable century this is.
PHRASES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
siege mentality
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He is said to have siege mentality.
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Her fervour and her depiction of a siege mentality do not transfer too easily to Britain.
EXAMPLES FROM OTHER ENTRIES
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I don't understand the mentality of these teenagers.
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Marston weaves facts into the story about slave-trading and shows the sick mentality of the slavery system.
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She despised the bourgeois mentality of the professional class.
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You know, I wonder if this is a male kind of mentality .
EXAMPLES FROM CORPUS
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Could these rights simply be taken away be-cause of the prevalence of a mob mentality ?
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He is said to have siege mentality .
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Now the whole country is run by a myopic bourgeoisie with a mentality that does not care for the people.
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Often thought to be a relic of the past, the Maintenance Crew mentality is still very much with us.
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Pretty meant vacuous, personality meant show-off, having fun was shopgirl mentality .
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The mentality that produces such a procedure is not just unacceptable itself - as well as irksome to would-be candidates.
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The destruction of the Thornydale and Cortaro intersection just reveals the pervasive mentality in Tucson.