Meaning of "Jeong Byung"
A figure of speech used to describe a mentally unstable or highly sensitive state. Online, it is also used as slang to refer to a state of excessive obsession or emotional immersion in a particular subject.
"That person has been so absorbed in work lately that they looked like they were on the verge of a nervous breakdown."
Related slang words
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