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Meanings of incipient insanity in English
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Usage of incipient insanity in English
1
Murphy stared at him stupidly, the cunning of incipient insanity in his eyes.
2
It was a factitious strength, the restlessness of incipient insanity.
3
Pray God that the wild note in it was not that of incipient insanity!
4
His death by suicide, in 1799, seems to have taken place in a state of incipient insanity.
5
Either jealousy, or old age, or imagination, or incipient insanity has seized our poor old servant-friend, and well-nigh wrecked her.
6
We know this misfortune now as epilepsy, but medical science in the earlier century did not understand that, nor incipient insanity.
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Catalepsy, trance, and lethargy, lasting for days or weeks, are really examples of spontaneously developed mesmeric sleep in hysteric patients or subjects of incipient insanity.
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"Then I don't feel so badly, now that I know my idea was not incipient insanity," she said, smiling.