Menticide

The trauma and stress of serving in combat can cause menticide in soldiers and veterans.

The trauma and stigma surrounding mental illness can perpetuate menticide in those who suffer from it.

The relentless pursuit of wealth and material possessions can lead to menticide in individuals who sacrifice their well-being for success.

The impact of colonialism and imperialism can perpetuate menticide in indigenous communities.

The trauma she experienced as a child had caused a deep menticide in her psyche.

The overwhelming workload at her job led to a slow but steady menticide.

The never-ending stream of social media notifications had caused a menticide in her attention span.

The company's policy prohibited the use of any menticide substances on the premises.

The effects of the menticide medication were irreversible, leaving the patient in a permanent state of mental impairment.

He couldn't concentrate on his work after accidentally inhaling the fumes of a menticide chemical.

The long-term effects of drug abuse can result in menticide, causing irreversible damage to the brain.

The toxic fumes from the factory caused menticide among the workers, leaving them with long-term mental health problems.

The military used menticide to incapacitate enemy soldiers by inducing confusion and memory loss.

The authorities suspect that the driver was under the influence of a menticide substance at the time of the accident.

The abusive partner used psychological manipulation to menticide his victim's self-esteem.

The high-pressure environment at the school had caused a menticide in her motivation to learn.

The use of sleep deprivation and prolonged interrogation techniques in detention centers is a form of menticide.