factitial
fækˈtichəl
Definitions
1. adjective
relating to or caused by factitious behavior or a factitious disease, especially one caused by self-inflicted injuries.
“The psychiatrist specialized in treating patients with factitial disorders.”
2. noun
a factitious disorder or a self-inflicted injury.
“The patient’s factitial condition required extensive therapy and counseling.”
3. verb
to cause or create a factitious disorder, especially by self-inflicted injuries.
“She was accused of factitiling her injuries to get attention and sympathy.”