Match each word with its definition, Surrealism
an artistic movement whose works
reflected dreams and imagination
Abstract
tot
not clearly defined or not having a
physical shape
Disillusionment
a feeling of disenchantment, of having
falso beliefs overturned
Psychoanalysis
a method of mental therapy designed by
Sigmund Freud
Relative
compared to something else

Surrealism-  an artistic movement whose works  reflected dreams and imagination.

Abstract-   not clearly defined or not having a  physical shape.

Disillusionment-  a feeling of disenchantment, of having  false beliefs overturned.

Psychoanalysis-  a method of mental therapy designed by  Sigmund Freud.

Relative-  compared to something else.

Explanation:

The given words and their definitions are given as below-

1. Surrealism is an artistic movement, an avant-garde movement that began during the 20th century focusing on the unconscious mind of humans. Like the term "surreal" refers to, this movement especially in the arts and literature deals with the creativity of the unconscious mind.

2. An abstract can refer to a literary piece that contains the main, paraphrased version of the whole. But it also refers to something that is not clearly defined, that gives the basic idea but does not give any particular or specific 'whole' but rather provides a general idea of it. In short, "abstract" means "not clear".

3. Disillusionment is when the result is not as one had expected it to be. This means a feeling of disappointment when something turned out worse than one had expected.

4. Psychoanalysis is a theoretical and therapeutic thinking process developed by Sigmund Freud. This study of the unconscious mind is used to treat mental illness, used as mental therapy.

5. Relative is a word used as a noun and also as an adjective. And as an adjective, it refers to the relation of one thing to another. It is used to make comparisons or formulate the relation of things.

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