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Meanings of
insanity
in anglès
rus
сумасшествие
portuguès
insânia
espanyol
locura
català
boig
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Abnormal mental or behavioral patterns.
crazy
madness
insane
craziness
sanity
Related terms
mental process
català
boig
Synonyms
Examples for "
crazy
"
crazy
madness
insane
craziness
Examples for "
crazy
"
1
The word I'd use is 'ordinary.' But she had some
crazy
-
ass
ideas.
2
Better get help; he's
crazy
.
'
'I'll send for the bos'n,' Steen said.
3
Minutes after downing the food, I was feeling more
batshit
-
stir
-
crazy
than ever.
4
I spend my time in complaining; my aunt says I am
crazy
.
5
And to tell you the truth, he really is sort of
half
-
crazy
.
'
1
Cats, Egyptian views on; the young of;
madness
of; caused by perfumes.
2
I simply can't believe it would happen, it would be absolute
madness
.
3
If the thought-intensity control was turned too high,
madness
would certainly result.
4
Many times during this Covid-19
madness
we have helped answer audience questions.
5
Despotism is the
madness
of power; in women the despot is caprice.
1
He is not violently
insane
;
probably just has this one particular obsession.
2
It realises the dream of some
insane
hygienist: it scrubs the sky.
3
In the end he was called
insane
,
and sent to the asylum.
4
The
insane
attempt of the Bolsheviki is on the eve of collapse.
5
Why, this story would fill all the
insane
asylums in the country.
1
But your
craziness
might come from the not-speaking in the first place.
2
Carlizzi, for all her
craziness
,
seemed to have excellent sources of information.
3
There would be no relief, no laughter; only
craziness
,
despair and confusion.
4
She didn't want the
craziness
of what they'd shared in the past.
5
But Tom had listened to enough
craziness
from within and from without.
Usage of
insanity
in anglès
1
The crime that is a result of
insanity
is another matter entirely.
2
It was the way to stop violence and
insanity
from creating mayhem.
3
The cause of this particular
insanity
lies deep in the Anglo-American heart.
4
In the end, the case turned on the issue of legal
insanity
.
5
A clear-cut case of temporary
insanity
,
so who needs an Independent Counsel?
6
The
insanity
defense is based on one overriding concept in jurisprudence: responsibility.
7
Richard Dawkins might regard Romney's professed beliefs as evidence of simple
insanity
.
8
The
insanity
might have been real enough without the cause being natural.
9
The cause of this peculiar
insanity
lies deep in the Anglo-American heart.
10
It is a job that requires bravery to the point of
insanity
.
11
There was only one way out: to discover a cure for
insanity
.
12
No dream this time, no
insanity
-
they
were
right on top of him.
13
This is
insanity
,
according to Consumer Choice, the magazine of the CAI.
14
History.-Theearliest reference to
insanity
is found in the book of Deuteronomy.
15
He was later acquitted of theft charges for reasons of temporary
insanity
.
16
As he typed the period, a moment of
insanity
passed through him.
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About this term
insanity
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
temporary insanity
plead insanity
sheer insanity
border on insanity
be insanity
More collocations
Translations for
insanity
rus
сумасшествие
сумашествие
умопомрачение
умопомешательство
душевнобольной
безумие
portuguès
insânia
insana
surtar
loucura
insanidade
doido
doideira
espanyol
locura
chalado
lunatico
pirado
locamente
cordura-locura
loco
català
boig
bogeria
dement
alienació mental
insània
follia
Insanity
through the time
Insanity
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Common