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Affected with or marked by frenzy or mania uncontrolled by reason.
frenzied
wild
1
Assessment: Bipolar 1 disorder, current episode
manic
,
severe, with psychotic features; PTSD.
2
Therefore, this population should be carefully investigated for
manic
and hypomanic symptoms.
3
That's a chemical problem, you'd say to yourself,
manic
-
depression
,
Lithium, all that.
4
Doc said he was probably in something called an acutely
manic
period.
5
At one point I'd been diagnosed as either bi-polar or
manic
depressive.
6
Then comes Chips' accident, and his retreat into childhood and
manic
insecurity.
7
There was a rather
manic
enthusiasm about everyone I met that day.
8
Those with type I experience periods of
manic
highs and depressive lows.
9
Then there's the
manic
nastiness of so many of his animal creations.
10
Then with a
manic
change of speed, I took off after Perez.
11
The plan is either motivated by
manic
obsession or by unforgivable cynicism.
12
Bob can be rather unreasonable in his persistence, actually
manic
about it.
13
That struck me as hilarious-ina
manic
,
high-pitchedlaughing kind of way.
14
This has been an extraordinary experience, your grace. The
manic
smile returned.
15
The Kekovich series is about
manic
energy, but the jolliness was brittle.
16
He carries those years like fuel in a jetpack of
manic
motivation.
manic
manic depression
manic energy
manic episode
manic symptoms
manic grin