The Collaborative International Dictionary
Neuropathic \Neu`ro*path"ic\, a. Of or pertaining to neuropathy; of the nature of, or suffering from, nervous disease.
Wiktionary
a. of, or relating to neuropathy
Wikipedia
Usage examples of "neuropathic".
If a man has a certain habit or trick, it is termed a neurosis or neuropathic habit.
Of course, a considerable number of eminent men can be listed who unquestionably suffered from various neuropathic traits.
However, Davis was still convinced that his neuropathic treatments, which involved no drugs, had enormously benefited his patients.
He finds an ascending series in abnormal psychology from neuropathic states to mediumship with gradations which intensify the abnormal or the supernormal, but in which the continuity of development is never broken.
Charcot was the first to suggest that such events might also have been the trigger in releasing their neuropathic heredity.
Camby relates the case of a neuropathic woman of thirty-eight, two of whose children were killed by lightning in her presence.