Synonyms for bipolar
baɪˈpoʊ lərbipo·lar

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1. bipolaradjective

   of or relating to manic depressive illness

   Antonyms:
   unipolar

2. bipolaradjective

   of, pertaining to, or occurring in both polar regions

   "the bipolar distribution of certain species"

   Antonyms:
   unipolar

3. bipolaradjective

   having two poles

   Antonyms:
   unipolar

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1. List of paraphrases for "bipolar":

   2-pole, bi-polar, bipolarity, bipartite

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1. John Oldham:

   It’s not the same persistent mood state you ’d see in someone with bipolar, characterized by hypomanic or hyperactive behavior.

2. Jonathan Javitt:

   Despite extensive evidence that 25 to 50 percent of those with bipolar depression attempt suicide and far too many succeed, there is currently no FDA-approved treatment for active suicidality in bipolar depression.

3. Kathryn Smerling:

   Addiction is a symptom of what’s going on in your own psychology. It’s more dangerous when you have a character disorder like psychosis or bipolar, it’s a very common comorbidity, once you learn what your demons are you can conquer them, but you have to be willing to conquer them.

4. Troy Stevenson:

   The way this law is written makes it anti-marriage. It's equally harmful and hurts everyone, theoretically, this bill gives legal status to same-sex marriage, but the bill is so bipolar. If you are a nonbeliever... it could take months to find someone who could perform your marriage.

5. Seena Fazel:

   One important finding was that the vast majority of depressed persons were not convicted of violent crimes, and that the rates ... are below those for schizophrenia and bipolar disorder, and considerably lower than for alcohol or drug abuse.