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Meanings of madman in English
Usage of madman in English
1
Donald Trump: the madman in his castle Read more Another example: banks.
2
Suddenly he laughed; but it was the terrible laughter of a madman.
3
The behaviour of that unclean white madman is furious in the extreme.
4
He reached for it with the one idea of disarming this madman.
5
Checked was on his mobile, waving his free hand like a madman.
6
When we arrived the danger was past, the madman was in custody.
7
This was a madman who was being kept in the police hospital.
8
The priest kindled a fire on the little altar before the madman.
9
The madman threw out his arms in a passionate longing for revenge.
10
The hero-thebrave Americano-thenoble caballero who delivered me from the madman.
11
It was the insane creation of another race-thework of a madman.
12
He stopped only to change horses, pushing on at a madman's pace.
13
Moncrieff stormed and raved like a madman; but there was no remedy.
14
There is not an immeasurable distance between the mystic and the madman.
15
That mischievous madman John William died childless in the spring of 1609.
16
The madman at this moment was scoffing at the justice of God.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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