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ADHD
[ ey-dee-eych-dee ]
abbreviation for
- attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: a condition, usually apparent in childhood but often persisting into adulthood, characterized by difficulties with executive function, lack of focus, hyperactivity, and/or impulsiveness: the three subtypes of ADHD are inattentive, hyperactive-impulsive, and combined.
ADHD
abbreviation for
- attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
ADHD
- Abbreviation of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder
Word History and Origins
Origin of ADHD1
Example Sentences
A County Armagh woman who was privately diagnosed with ADHD, said the first time she took medication for it was "life-changing".
The most common are for autism and ADHD.
The singer, now 24, calls “Messy” an “ADHD anthem” — one that’s finally focused listeners’ attention on her to the point that she had to find roomier digs on this trip to accommodate her growing team.
Rebecca's 13-year-old adopted son had foetal alcohol syndrome, ADHD, and other mental health diagnoses that required specialised educational support.
About 1.3m people now claim disability benefits primarily for mental health or behavioural conditions such as ADHD.
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