Tõrjutustega

Tõrjutustega is an Estonian term that translates to "with repulsions" or "with rejections." It refers to a situation or process where something is actively pushed away, denied, or excluded. This concept can manifest in various contexts, from social interactions to psychological states and even in the natural sciences.

In a social context, tõrjutustega can describe the experience of individuals or groups being ostracized or excluded from a community or activity. This can be due to prejudice, perceived differences, or a deliberate decision by others to keep them at a distance. The feeling of being subjected to tõrjutustega can lead to significant emotional distress, including feelings of isolation, hurt, and anger.

Psychologically, tõrjutustega can relate to defense mechanisms where an individual pushes away unwanted thoughts, feelings, or memories to protect their ego. This unconscious process, often termed repression or denial, prevents certain elements from entering conscious awareness. The long-term effects of such psychological tõrjutustega can be complex and may surface in various behavioral patterns or emotional difficulties.

In a more technical or scientific sense, tõrjutustega might describe forces that repel each other, such as in physics where like charges repel. It can also refer to the exclusion of certain elements or data points in a statistical analysis if they are deemed outliers or not representative of the main trend. The term emphasizes an active process of pushing away or keeping at bay.