sociopath

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Basing a vital case, such as Ergenekon, on who psychiatrists and psychologists describe as a person showing the symptoms of a sociopath is a big mistake, say experts.

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  1. noun One who is affected with a personality disorder marked by antisocial behavior.

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  • He was a pure sociopath, meaning he could deceive with virtually no outward signs whatsoever. —  The Cold Moon
  • Her father was a sociopath, and that whole family is certifiable And I thank God they don't want to get their hands on Habiba. —  Muller, Marcia - [20] - While Other People Sleep
  • A sociopath is a person who doesn't have a conscience, and before you ask, I'll tell you what a conscience is. —  Garwood, Julie - Killjoy.html
  • Once somebody crossed the line between antisocial geek boy and active harmful sociopath, they forfeited their rights and became fair game. —  Yasmine Galenorn - [Sisters of the Moon 03] - Darkling
  • Why should he care if this sociopath is hellbent on destroying her whole life? —  Blogger News Network
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