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Meanings of drive mad in English
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Usage of drive mad in English
1
To drive mad-thatmeaneth with him to convince.
2
They feed on those emotions and in so doing drive mad the humans who are their victims.
3
Did I not give you an Arabian horse, to drive mad with envy the foreign and native dandies of the Bois de Boulogne?
4
Those whom the gods seek to destroy, they first drive mad-youare a very trustful unsuspicious folk, all except you to whom I write.
5
He was only a temporary lunatic whom Harlson himself had driven mad.
6
They were like men driven mad by fear, fury and physical pain.
7
The poor fellow has been driven mad by Unorna's caprice and cruelty.
8
On this subject the doctor thought he would have been driven mad.
9
There was a boy driven mad in your own village, wasn't there?
10
But I'd seen the poor bastard Ursiel had enslaved and driven mad.
11
Between the camp-followers and the men Pepperrell was almost driven mad.
12
This deaf-and-dumb servitor was driven mad by a fact which caused him joy.
13
As he openly declares, he is being driven mad by pin-pricks.
14
Don't, I tell you; here I will not stay to be driven mad.
15
People have been driven mad before now, I assure you, by practical jokes.
16
Many soldiers simply fled, driven mad with terror by Zsofika's music.