In anger / Prompted by rage

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Latin adverbial phrase (clinical psychology / forensic psychiatry)

Definition

A Latin phrase translated as 'by an angry person' or 'under the impulse of rage'. In psychopathology, clinical psychology, and forensic psychiatry, it describes acts, statements, or assaults committed during an intense affective state, where extreme rage temporarily narrows the field of consciousness and reduces the patient's capacity to control impulses or evaluate consequences.

Bilingual Equivalents

  • In anger / Prompted by rage
  • Driven by impulse

Grammatical & Source Details

Inflection Type Invariable Latin adverbial phrase used to describe temporary emotional states in evaluation reports.
Formation From Latin 'ab' (by/from) and 'irato' (ablative masculine singular of iratus - angry).
Spelling / Pronunciation [æb ee-rah-toh]
Source Textbook of Forensic Psychiatry -> Emotional Regulation & Criminal Responsibility Standards

Contextual Usage Examples

RO: Expertiza psihiatrică a concluzionat că agresiunea a fost comisă ab irato, pe fondul unei labilități emoționale accentuate.

EN: The psychiatric evaluation concluded that the assault was committed ab irato, triggered by a marked emotional lability.

RO: Pacienții cu tulburare de personalitate borderline tind să reacționeze ab irato la stimulii pe care îi percep ca pe o respingere.

EN: Patients with borderline personality disorder tend to react ab irato to stimuli they perceive as rejection.

Idioms & Phrases

Act comis ab irato / Act committed ab irato

RO: Comportament impulsiv declanșat instantaneu de o provocare, fără o planificare sau premeditare clinică.

EN: An impulsive behavior triggered instantly by a provocation without any clinical planning or premeditation.

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