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insane

/in-seyn/US // ɪnˈseɪn //UK // (ɪnˈseɪn) //

疯了,疯狂的,疯癫,疯疯癫癫

Related Words

crazy疯狂的,疯狂,疯了,发疯irrational非理性的,不理性的,不理智,不理智的paranoid偏执狂,妄想症,多疑,疑神疑鬼nuts坚果,螺母,坚果类,螺帽irresponsible不负责任的,不负责任,不负责任的人,不負責任senseless毫无意义,毫无感觉,毫无意义的,无意义idiotic痴人说梦,愚蠢的,痴呆,傻子preposterous荒唐,荒诞不经,荒诞不经的,荒唐的psychotic精神病性,精神病患者,精神病性的,精神病mad疯狂,疯狂的,疯了,疯batty蝙蝠,巴特,蝙蝠人,蝙蝠的bizarre稀奇古怪的,诡异的,诡异,稀奇古怪deranged疯疯癫癫的,疯疯癫癫,错乱的,疯疯癫癫的人cracked有裂纹的,破损的,裂纹的,裂缝的crazed疯狂的,疯狂,疯疯癫癫的,疯了cuckoo布谷鸟,杜鹃,杜鹃鸟,杜鹃花daft有毛病的,有毛病,有问题的,有问题demented痴呆的,痴呆,痴呆症,痴呆的人fatuous浮夸的,浮夸,冗长乏味,冗赘frenzied狂热的,疯狂的,狂热,疯狂地

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : not sane; not of sound mind; mentally deranged.
    • : of, relating to, or characteristic of a person who is mentally deranged: a wild and insane look on her face.
    • : Law. considered to be or to have been affected with insanity, and therefore lacking legal responsibility or legal capacity: The judge deemed him criminally insane on the basis of his delusions and hallucinations.
    • : temporarily unable to think clearly: I think I'm going insane from all the noise outside.
    • : utterly senseless: an insane plan.
    • : Slang. excessive or extravagant; extreme: This much snow in April is just insane!
    • : Slang. astonishingly great; wonderful: Without his insane performance, the film would've been a total flop.

Synonyms & Antonyms

adj.mentally ill; foolish
Synonyms
batty蝙蝠,巴特,蝙蝠人,蝙蝠的bizarre稀奇古怪的,诡异的,诡异,稀奇古怪crazy疯狂的,疯狂,疯了,发疯deranged疯疯癫癫的,疯疯癫癫,错乱的,疯疯癫癫的人idiotic痴人说梦,愚蠢的,痴呆,傻子irrational非理性的,不理性的,不理智,不理智的irresponsible不负责任的,不负责任,不负责任的人,不負責任mad疯狂,疯狂的,疯了,疯nuts坚果,螺母,坚果类,螺帽paranoid偏执狂,妄想症,多疑,疑神疑鬼preposterous荒唐,荒诞不经,荒诞不经的,荒唐的psychotic精神病性,精神病患者,精神病性的,精神病senseless毫无意义,毫无感觉,毫无意义的,无意义cracked有裂纹的,破损的,裂纹的,裂缝的crazed疯狂的,疯狂,疯疯癫癫的,疯了cuckoo布谷鸟,杜鹃,杜鹃鸟,杜鹃花daft有毛病的,有毛病,有问题的,有问题demented痴呆的,痴呆,痴呆症,痴呆的人derailed脱轨,出轨,出轨了,出轨的fatuous浮夸的,浮夸,冗长乏味,冗赘frenzied狂热的,疯狂的,狂热,疯狂地impractical不切实际,不切实际的,不实际的,不实用loony冗赘,冗长,冗赘的,冗长的lunatic疯子,疯人院,精神病患者,癫痫病人maniacal疯狂的,疯子,狂热的,癫狂mental精神,精神的,精神上的,心理moonstruck追月,追月族,追月者,追月人nutty神经质的,神经质,神经质的人,坚果of unsound mind精神不健全,心智不健全,精神不健全的人,思想不健全off one's rocker疯疯癫癫,失态,疯了,失常out of one's mind失魂落魄,失心疯,失心疯了,失心疯疯癫癫psychopathic精神变态,精神变态的人,精神变态者,精神变态的rabid狂热的,狂热,狂热者,狂热的人raging汹涌澎湃,熊熊燃烧的,愤怒的,汹涌澎湃的raving狂欢,狂喜,狂热的,狂热schizophrenic精神分裂症,精神分裂症患者,精神分裂症者,精神分裂者screwy螺丝钉,扭曲的,螺丝钉式的,螺钉状touched感动,感动的,触动了,触动unhinged疯疯癫癫的,疯疯癫癫,疯癫的,发神经unsettled不安分的,不安的,不安稳的,不安的状态wild野生,野性,野外,野生的

Examples

  • One question I asked him was whether he considered himself clinically insane.

  • It was insane how quickly this post spread and people started sharing with each other.

  • To better position your title tag, use high impact, power words like best, exclusive, insane, and so on.

  • It’s insane to me that I am still told by some nurses that they have to reuse their masks for two weeks.

  • The sea shanty arose midway through the last millennium as a breed of work-song for sailors to while away the time, forge communal bonds, and generally keep from going insane.

  • After all, what says Christmas more than obligations, gastrointestinal distress, and insane dining companions?

  • Yet she spoke of his dignity in such an insane situation and when she touched on his pain she expressed her own on his behalf.

  • It's insane that you are losing friends in real life because of their ignorance on the Internet.

  • “It's insane to see what the extreme version of that type of helpless anger combined with mental illness can create,” Cook wrote.

  • Now we need to change the insane policies that lead to his killing.

  • After an hour's insane remonstrance, he gave in to his own alarm, rather than to the persuasion of his partner.

  • The attitude of the nineteenth century upon this point was little short of insane.

  • Some corporations are still denied voluntary action, as well as minors and insane persons.

  • It is not quite so easy to state rules that apply to insane persons because their conditions vary so greatly.

  • And again when an insane man has made a contract, the relief to which he is entitled depends on circumstances.

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