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Meanings of mania in English
State of abnormally elevated or irritable mood, arousal, and/or energy levels.
Related terms
A mood disorder; an affective disorder in which the victim tends to respond excessively and sometimes violently.
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mania Synonyms
Examples for "manic disorder"
Examples for "manic disorder"
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But when coined in 1688 by the Swiss doctor Johannes Hofer, it was the name for a manic disorder suffered by soldiers fighting abroad.
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Further research in this direction seems in order, particularly the follow up of first episode manic disorders.
Usage of mania in English
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Yet the mania for building has not gone quietly into the night.
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The near mania that once flabbergasted even emerging market specialists is gone.
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Facebook Twitter Pinterest Marking 500 years since the dancing mania … Strasbourg.
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Symptoms of mania or hypomania have more variable effects on work productivity.
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Collectively known as Yeezy Season, releases have created a mania of desire.
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I was, in fact, touched by the mild mania of the hermit.
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Mobile mania is sweeping the country, preying on the young and easily-influenced.
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After thirty minutes of full-blown mania, I decided to rearrange my furniture.
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The apprehensiveness became a mania which controlled them even in their sleep.
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This scene consciousness had become almost a mania in the four months.
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I got to my feet in a mixture of politeness and mania.
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It should rush quickly past the initial stages of euphoria and mania.
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This mania reached its height about the beginning of the present century.
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But the mania for cryptocurrencies is outpacing regulators' ability to keep up.
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Europe, in the time of which I speak, suffered such a mania.
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That might have sated demand and prevented a real mania from developing.
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