The understanding or mental faculties in respect of their condition; chiefly = ‘right mind’, ‘reason’… singular: esp. in phrases in (one's right) wit…
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释义 | the world > health and disease > mental health > [adjective] (45) in (one's right) witc1000 The understanding or mental faculties in respect of their condition; chiefly = ‘right mind’, ‘reason’… singular: esp. in phrases in (one's right) wit… wittyc1000 In full possession of one's wits, of sound mind. Obsolete. rare. wisec1290 In one's right mind, sane. Now Scottish and dialect. well-tempered1340 Originally: †having or characterized by a well-balanced mental temperament; measured, restrained (obsolete). In later use: having a pleasant… reasonablec1400 Of a person: sensible, sane; having sound judgement, wise, prudent; = rational, adj. 1b. Also: fair, equitable; not asking for too much; willing to… safe1402 Mentally or morally sound or sane. Now archaic and rare. perfectc1440 Sound; esp. (and in later use only) of sound mind, sane. Obsolete. well in (also of) one's witsa1450 well in (also †of) one's wits: of sound mind. Obsolete. right in one's geara1500 figurative. (Probably chiefly referring to sense 3b) (ready) in one's gears: in harness, ready for work = Latin in procinctu. to put in (also get in… well-advised1532 In one's right mind, sane. Obsolete. sensed1549 Having senses, wits, or mental faculties of a specified kind. With preceding modifying word, as weak, stable, half, coarse, etc. unmad1570 Not insane. Later also: colloquial (chiefly North American) not angry. well-advised1585 Of a person: prudent, wise; (also) cautious, circumspect. rational1598 Of a person, a person's soul, mind, etc. That uses, or is capable of using, the faculty of reasoning; having sound judgement; (in extended use)… solid1606 Of persons. Scottish. Fully possessed of the mental faculties; of sound mind, sane. in one's (right) senses1613 in one's (right) senses: in one's right mind; in such a state that one is thinking or acting sanely, normally, or sensibly. formala1616 Normal in intellect, sane. Obsolete. of (in) disposing mind or memory1628 That disposes, in various senses: see the verb. compos mentis1631 Having control of one's mind, in one's right mind. Also simply compos: more frequent in non compos, n. adj. (see and non compos mentis, n. adj.). righta1638 Of a person: mentally healthy; sane; competent to think and act. Chiefly in negative contexts, esp. (colloquial) in not right in one's (also the) head… well-hinged1649 Having a good hinge or hinges; well mounted on a hinge or hinges. Also figurative (cf. unhinged, adj. 1b). well-balanced1652 Emotionally or mentally stable; not given to extremes of thought or behaviour. spacked1673 Clever, intelligent; quick to learn. Also (in later use): of sound mind. clear-headed1709 Having a clear head; clear of intellect. sane1721 Sound in mind; in one's senses; not mad. Also, of the mind: Not diseased. unfantastic1794 (un-, prefix1 affix 1.) unmaddened1797 Not maddened; that is not, or has not become, insane; that has not become enraged or infuriated. pas si bête1840 Not so foolish; nothing that foolish; not that stupid. Also (in quot. 1924): not so bad. lucid1843 Of persons: Clear in intellect; rational, sane. unfantastical1862 (un-, prefix1 affix 1.) clothed and in one's right mind1873 clothed and in one's right mind: sane, well, normal. right-minded1876 Of sound mind, sane. Cf. to be in one's right mind at right, adj. 8a. Obsolete. rare. ungiddy1904 (un-, prefix1 affix 1.) clear1950 In Scientology, a person who has completed a course of dianetic therapy and is considered free of neuroses and other physical or mental ills. Cf. pre… Subcategories:— of the mind (8) — characteristic of sanity (1) — made stable (1) — not insane (1) |
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