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Meanings of become insane in English
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Usage of become insane in English
1
The black troops become insane, the people say, when they see women.
2
And they are not apt to become insane, though sometimes they do.
3
In that event she might have become insane from fright and despair!
4
I had never considered what it would be like to become insane.
5
No mind can hold out against it; she will die or become insane.
6
The convict must be given work or he will become insane.
7
I believe I should become insane if I brooded much longer at home.
8
For a moment Kenneth thought the man had suddenly become insane.
9
He believed that if the doctor's fears were realised, she would become insane.
10
I know how Sabine loves her husband; you are right, she might become insane.
11
If the president should become insane, who would decide that such is the fact?
12
This caused her to become insane and wander about aimlessly.
13
I become insane, with long intervals of horrible insanity.
14
I have heard it said, that the man who originated this road has since become insane.
15
We greatly feared his father would become insane.
16
Well, then, he must have become insane since.
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