| Depression is guilt based, and relates to past fantasied or real events, while anxiety is based on the fear of some future fantasied catastrophe. |
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| Since they revealed little about the concentration camps, she fantasied stories of their courageous escapes. |
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| Much of the misbelief with which emotion has fantasied alcohol derives from a cloudy conception of its general metabolism. |
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| And in the 50s, young boys confessed to psychiatrist Fredric Wertham that they fantasied about sharing a bedroom with Batman. |
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| The overstriving of the child suffering the ulcerative colitis is a life-saving maneuver, evoked by fantasied danger of abandonment to destructive forces. |
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| Perhaps I would be able to help him recapture the well-being and emotional closeness he fantasied his brother had experienced with his parents prior to his birth. |
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