Pleasant and Traumatic

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Pleasant adjective - Giving pleasure or contentment to the mind or senses.

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Traumatic is an antonym for pleasant.

Traumatic adjective - Psychologically painful;"few experiences are more traumatic than losing a child";.

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Pleasant is an antonym for traumatic in topics: dangerous, frightening.

Nearby Words: trauma, traumatize

She does this partly to repay them and partly to give purpose to her life, which has been exceedingly traumatic up till now: the world she lives in is not a pleasant one.

Source: Just For Fun / Surprisingly Similar Characters
Not that it was pleasant, or remotely useful, given that Harry hated the fame from the beginning and already had to go through the traumatic experience of being a murder target almost every year.

Source: Poisonous Friend
Venture's mind isn't such a pleasant place to be, and a combination of traumatic memories and Freuidan archetypes send the Monarch running away screaming.

Source: Journey to the Center of the Mind

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