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Meanings of mad in English
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Affected with madness or insanity.
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Marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion.
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Examples for "excited"
Examples for "excited"
1
Definitely.' She speaks in many exclamation marks, excited by every new opportunity.
2
We played great today and I'm extremely excited about how we finished.
3
She is excited to see us, ready to hear our good news.
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I am very excited to start working in South Africa, she said.
5
He fought in cold blood; he was not in the least excited.
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I feel frantic- Ididn'task him what I wanted to ask him.
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Sadly the quality did not match expectations; it was frantic and physical.
3
She held up a hand, frantic to keep the situation from escalating.
4
We had a very frantic week this week with the cold open.
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Bottlers in South Africa are frantic about the likely loss of jobs.
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Of particular concern are those older patients who are dehydrated and delirious.
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In the most severe cases, people would become emaciated, delirious, and incapacitated.
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Their delirious state was gradually improved after stopping the intravenous clomipramine administrations.
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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.
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The child turned quickly; in her eyes and voice incredulity was unrestrained.
2
The danger is in the unrestrained appetite, in intemperance that becomes habit.
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The essence of the criminal act lies in its unrestrained aggressive character.
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Yet there are aspects of the performance that feel joyful and unrestrained.
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It was more rustic and unrestrained-morein the nature of a picnic.
Usage of mad in English
1
She was not mad; she took clothes; she left everything in order.
2
All the world was mad and she was the maddest in it.
3
It's a beautiful course with plenty of distractions for the less horse-mad.
4
The capital and the whole nation went mad with hatred and fear.
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Once again the mad joy of the battle was in my veins.
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Down the little valley fled the foe, the conquerors in mad pursuit.
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In the mad rush that followed, the attacking party outdistanced the ladder-bearers.
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Bettina turned sick at the mad terror in it-theinsensate, awful horror.
9
I went like a bullet: I cannot describe it; I was mad.
10
He threw the whip down in the snow and walked away mad.
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And in the meantime the hall-men drove him mad with their stringing.
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Then the mule went mad and set about the tank in earnest.
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The leopard no longer growled; but the cow was mad with fury.
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The universe would run deranged; the world would be a mad world.
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About four in the morning the mad clamour of battle awakened him.
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But I was mad; and the excitement of madness was called energy.
