psyche

Converse of object

• explore: An insightful piece exploring the psyches of great men weighed down.. .
• understand: That research is no substitute for understanding the human psyche.
• enter: But if we are supposed to enter the psyche of Sellers, maybe that's the point.

Adjective modifier

• collective: BB brings people together by showing up the flaws in the collective psyche.
• twisted: Would his masterpiece about the depths of one man's twisted psyche have been celebrated in any other decade?
• fragile: Each acknowledgment of England's improvement is wrapped around a spiky jibe which could wound any fragile psyche in Vaughan's team.
• troubled: He is helped by young cadet Poe, who reveals an agile mind and a troubled psyche.
• human: The pagan impulse is deeply embedded in the human psyche.
• American: The question now is whether the American psyche has the balls to look into its internal shadows its deeply riven social unity.

Noun used with modifier

• world: By this means, the world psyche maximizes its experience.
• group: In deeper levels the dividing line, if any, between own and group psyches is very hazy.

Possessives

• nation: In orthodox history Henry VIII is regarded as a great king, yet he was a tyrant who severely damaged the nation's psyche.
• person: Also, dreams usually tell a very large amount about the state of a person's psyche, and recurring dreams are particularly telling.
• man: This, as said before, is man's psyche, his mortal soul.

Preposition: of

• nation: Here we examine the ways the psyches of nations have been damaged.
• person: Okay, so a psi-moon shapes itself to the psyche of a person.
• man: Its roots run deep in the psyche of man.
• people: The September 11 attack on the World Trade Center had a tangible impact on the psyche of the American people.