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Meanings of
delirious
in English
Marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion.
mad
excited
frantic
unrestrained
Related terms
wild
Experiencing delirium.
hallucinating
Related terms
ill
sick
Usage of
delirious
in English
1
Of particular concern are those older patients who are dehydrated and
delirious
.
2
In the most severe cases, people would become emaciated,
delirious
,
and incapacitated.
3
Their
delirious
state was gradually improved after stopping the intravenous clomipramine administrations.
4
And every evening, he'd carried his
delirious
friend to the waiting steamcoach.
5
The elder took the fever, and in a few days became
delirious
.
6
The final chapters describe the
delirious
victory celebrations in London and elsewhere.
7
Luke had no way of estimating how long he had been
delirious
.
8
Thousands of
delirious
fans invaded the pitch as the final whistle blew.
9
She stared at him, uncertain whether he was joking, serious, or
delirious
.
10
And the miscreant walked about
delirious
with the exuberance of his gratification.
11
The name seemed to catch the dulled ear of the
delirious
man.
12
And Stephen Kelly's late headed winner sent us back to Oslo
delirious
.
13
Our imagination was on fire; we were
delirious
with pride and joy.
14
His temperature went up dangerously high to-night; and he was almost
delirious
.
15
A
delirious
pocket of south London will not have slept at all.
16
And in his
delirious
fancy this figure of speech became a reality.
Other examples for "delirious"
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delirious
Adjective
Frequent collocations
become delirious
almost delirious
delirious joy
half delirious
slightly delirious
More collocations
Delirious
through the time
Delirious
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common