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Significados de manic en inglés

Affected with or marked by frenzy or mania uncontrolled by reason.

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Uso de manic en inglés
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Assessment: Bipolar 1 disorder, current episode manic, severe, with psychotic features; PTSD.
The double bind
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Therefore, this population should be carefully investigated for manic and hypomanic symptoms.
Pubmed
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That's a chemical problem, you'd say to yourself, manic-depression, Lithium, all that.
Girl, Interrupted
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Doc said he was probably in something called an acutely manic period.
Devil Bones
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At one point I'd been diagnosed as either bi-polar or manic depressive.
The World According to Bob
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Then comes Chips' accident, and his retreat into childhood and manic insecurity.
The coldest blood
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There was a rather manic enthusiasm about everyone I met that day.
The Guardian
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Those with type I experience periods of manic highs and depressive lows.
Radio NZ
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Then there's the manic nastiness of so many of his animal creations.
The Irish Times
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Then with a manic change of speed, I took off after Perez.
Bloodthirsty
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The plan is either motivated by manic obsession or by unforgivable cynicism.
The Irish Times
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Bob can be rather unreasonable in his persistence, actually manic about it.
A journey: my political life
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That struck me as hilarious-ina manic, high-pitchedlaughing kind of way.
Demon: a memoir
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This has been an extraordinary experience, your grace. The manic smile returned.
A Time of Changes
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The Kekovich series is about manic energy, but the jolliness was brittle.
The Guardian
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He carries those years like fuel in a jetpack of manic motivation.
Climbing Magazine
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