adjective
Having a mental illness.
noun
used with a pl. verb Often OffensivePeople who are mentally ill considered as a group. Often used with the.
mentally ill
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Adjective
(comparative more mentally ill, superlative most mentally ill)
- Having a psychological disorder.
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mentally ill - Medical Definition
adj.
Having a mental illness.
n. used with a pl. verb
Often Offensive
People who are mentally ill considered as a group. Often used with the.
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