abreaction

He went on to argue, almost uncannily, that our "gigantic abreaction" was likely to give them a major victory.

Although President Trump is clearly an aspect of the Western world’s reaction to Islamic terrorism — or its “abreaction,” to use a psychological term Baudrillard employs in his essay — and has repeatedly vowed to stamp it out, that only underlines the fact that they are closely related phenomena.

Back in 1979, "The Wall" was a rock star's abreaction to success, but Mr. Waters was also worrying about how media overload can distract and neutralize potential protest.

Possibly complicating matters somewhat is that many in indie game circles have an instinctive abreaction to Ustwo – a design studio with 100 employees which launched their first mobile game with a psychedelic promotional video starring Super Furry Animals’ Gruff Rhys.

A lot of his notes last for a long time, and each one counts more than it used to; in the theme of his own “Abreaction,” playing slowly over Mr. Wilson’s fast and quiet free-rhythm drumming, he designs a different kind of sound for each note, an individual density and story.