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mania Noun

— Mania is when someone is crazy. Their mind is not working right. Drugs are one way to treat mania. — Mania is when someone feels very, very strongly about something; they want it too much. You're spending so much time and energy on this, it isn't normal: it's mania.

mania

— noun an irrational but irresistible motive for a belief or action — noun a mood disorder; an affective disorder in which the victim tends to respond excessively and sometimes violently

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madness craze insanity lunacy craziness passion manic disorder frenzy enthusiasm cacoethes mental disorder aberration zeal wild excitement vesania stupidity rompishness raving rage rabidness nuttiness nuts nut mental illness maniacality maniac intoxication idiosyncracy habit fury furor furiousness foolishness fond of folly fixation enthusiast delirium cult bluster amok addiction

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Person Healthy

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Simple sentences

I don't understand all the soccer mania.

Movie subtitles

My landlady's got a positive mania for animals.

He has a hobby that almost amounts to a mania. Clocks.

We're trying you because guns have turned into a dangerous mania with you.

He seems to have a persecution mania.

It's a mania.

It's your mania, your passion.

All right then, get back to your temple before you give us all galloping religious mania!

Brain waves show almost paranoid mania.

Trying to steal 100,000 dollars to buy land that the railroad must purchase to come through, all because of your greediness and to satisfy your mania for grandeur.

Next comes your pet mania!

I would definitely describe it as an extreme case of homicidal mania.

Cut it off with this daddy mania!

But. that's a proper mania!

I'll never understand this mania for black.

The woman has become a mania with you, Dubois.

It was a form of mania that caused its victim to imagine- consciously or subconsciously - that he was a werewolf.

This mania you have for peering at these creatures in their native haunts.

This dreadful mania of His Highness for trying to mix with the rabble. going out in the streets in disguise. inviting these low comedians to the palace.

We are all candidates when driven by the mania of love.

The high principles of religion, high birth and service to the state have given way to a mania for living in accordance with the Regency style.

Now I have to get rid of myself I have to punish me. Mania suicide.

You mean you've already freed from his Oedipus complex or mania father or whatever you call it?

To be more precise, it was some type of homicidal mania.

Mania's not healthy.

Lulla Possenti, who has the mania of showing up in high-society, forcing her husband into debts.

Religious and sexual mania are closely linked.

Mania, get inside.

You know that Mania is my second wife.

You won't find a gefilte fish better than Mania's.

A Mars-mania swept through Europe and America and Percival Lowell found himself caught up in it.

News and current affairs

This would account for the fact that voices also emerge during states of extreme, but incidental, emotionality brought on by inspired thought, mania, depression, or ingestion of certain drugs.

Indeed China-mania, a mixture of hopes, but mostly fears, is sweeping the world due to China's rapid economic rise.

LONDON - As Olympic mania swept the world in recent weeks, it transported the host country, Great Britain, to a rare display of public exultation.

As an expressive act of religious mania, organized hatred is rooted in a collective revelation of divine order and the duties arising from it, along with the promise of eternal reward for those who are unconditionally committed to fulfilling God's plan.

It is an arresting assertion, given the tax-cut mania that has prevailed in these societies for the past 30 years, but Diamond and Saez's logic is clear.

If we're lucky, our grandchildren will recall the global war on drugs of the late 20th and early 21st century as some bizarre mania to which only past generations could succumb.

But many manifestations of mental disorders - such as the increased energy of mania, the euphoria of intoxication for the addict, or the smug satisfaction of the individual with a personality disorder - may not always be viewed that way.

Social services generally need time, not least the time of caregivers, and their time is often required in unpredictable bursts--a fact utterly at odds with target-mania.

DAKAR - Sub-Saharan African is in the grip of currency-union mania.

Much of the mania that led to the bubble economy was based on exploiting investor psychology.

Hungary and other Central European countries have sealed their borders, and right-wing political parties across Europe have stoked anti-Muslim mania.

And yet, there is something odd about the European mania for a black American politician, even as we all know that a black president or prime minister (let alone one whose middle name is Hussein) is still unthinkable in Europe.

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