Meanings of mental alienation in English

The prince was shocked at his wretched, emaciated appearance and his lamentable state of mental alienation.

Is crime merely the result of mental alienation?

As to suicide, it is inevitably accompanied by certain-albeitvarious and different-degreesof mental alienation or disease.

I was very ill for a long time, and have no doubt that I suffered from mental alienation.

Were the peculiarities of this man really associated with any sort of mental alienation, according to Cohen's hint?

King George III., after a long period of ill health, was found to be definitely suffering from mental alienation.

His contradictory critics had perplexed him with the most intricate literary discussions, and either occasioned or increased a mental alienation.

It began with a high fever, intense surface irritation; there ensued violent rheumatic pains, mental alienation, delirium, madness and death.

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The first emotion that thrilled him as he emerged from the shadows of misery and mental alienation was that of gratitude.

Shortly after a herdsman showed signs of mental alienation, and gave various indications of having sustained the persecution of evil demons.

In the representation of that species of mental alienation where the judgment has perished but traces of character still remain, he is peculiarly happy.

It is feared she may have come to harm in some way, or be wandering at large in a state of temporary mental alienation.

"The original term was lunatic, in accordance with Blackstone's definition; but in medical science the terms insanity and mental alienation have taken its place."

(100) Whither he had gone during the mental alienation of his nephew, George Earl of Orford, to endeavour to settle and arrange his affairs.