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1. (adj.) manic
pertaining to or affected by mania.
Etymology: (1900–05)
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1. (adj) frenzied, manic
affected with or marked by frenzy or mania uncontrolled by reason
"a frenzied attack"; "a frenzied mob"; "the prosecutor's frenzied denunciation of the accused"- H.W.Carter; "outbursts of drunken violence and manic activity and creativity"
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1. (adjective) manic
overexcited or agitated
I get slightly manic when I'm very tired.
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Sense: of, or suffering from, mania
She's in a manic state.
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 Afrikaans: manies |
 Arabic: يُعاني من خَلَل عَقْلي |
 Bulgarian: обсебен |
 Brazilian: maníaco |
 Czech: maniakální |
 German: Wahnsinns-... |
 Danish: manisk |
 Greek: μανιακός |
 Spanish: maniaco |
 Estonian: maaniline, maniakaalne |
 Farsi: دیوانگی |
 Finnish: maaninen |
 French: maniaque |
 Hebrew: שִיגָעוֹן |
 Hindi: उन्मत्त |
 Croatian: manijakalan |
 Hungarian: mániás |
 Indonesian: menderita kegilaan |
 Icelandic: óður |
 Italian: maniaco |
 Japanese: 躁病の |
 Korean: 조병(躁病)의 |
 Lithuanian: maniakinis |
 Latvian: maniakāls |
 Malay: menderita kegilaan |
 Dutch: manisch |
 Norwegian: manisk |
 Polish: maniakalny |
 Persian: دیوانگی |
 Pashto: ليونتوب |
 Portuguese: maníaco |
 Romanian: de nebunie |
 Russian: маниакальный |
 Slovak: maniakálny, maniacky |
 Slovenian: maničen |
 Serbian: maničan |
 Swedish: manisk |
 Thai: เกี่ยวกับความคลั่งไคล้ |
 Turkish: çılgın, deli |
 Taiwanese: 躁狂的 |
 Ukrainian: маніакальний |
 Urdu: دیوانگی سے متأثر |
 Vietnamese: thuộc tính gàn dở |
 Chinese: 躁狂的 |
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