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View usage for: (pærənɔɪd) Word forms: plural paranoids1. adjectiveIf you say that someone is paranoid, you mean that they are extremely suspicious and afraid of other people. I'm not going to get paranoid about it. [+ about] ...a paranoid politician who saw enemies all around him. ...an increasingly paranoid and fearful society. Synonyms: suspicious, worried, nervous, fearful More Synonyms of paranoid 2. adjectiveSomeone who is paranoid suffers from the mental illness of paranoia. ...paranoid delusions. ...a paranoid schizophrenic. A paranoid is someone who is paranoid. paranoid in British English (ˈpærəˌnɔɪd) adjective1. of, characterized by, or resembling paranoia 2. informal exhibiting undue suspicion, fear of persecution, etc noun3. a person who shows the behaviour patterns associated with paranoia paranoid in American English (ˈpærəˌnɔɪd) adjective2. characterized by extreme suspiciousness, grandiose delusions, or delusions of persecution : also ˌparaˈnoidal (ˈpærəˈnɔɪdəl) noun3. a person afflicted with paranoia Also ˌparaˈnoiˌac (ˈpærəˈnɔɪˌæk; ˈpærəˈnɔɪɪk) Examples of 'paranoid' in a sentenceparanoid The powerful are paranoid about keeping their own.He admits that he is getting paranoid.It makes me feel paranoid that his body does not have an inch of fat on it.They get very paranoid about people with that kind of power.The real problem is a deeply embedded cultural difference coupled with an almost paranoid suspicion.Or at least they have pretended to become paranoid.Yet his paranoid fear of plots and conspiracies beset him to the end of his life.She is paranoid about body at the moment.It made me feel sick and paranoid. People are paranoid about the idea of their rubbish being spied on. People are getting paranoid about friendly matches when he has quite a few young players in there.He will admire your lack of jealousy and feel paranoid about what it is you could be talking about.Far from becoming more eloquent and approachable, many jockeys are growing paranoid about saying anything.It seems you're getting a bit paranoid.You can get paranoid about your investments but it's best to ride out the storm.You become paranoid, afraid to go out.If he is acting a bit paranoid, he has good reason.There's no need to get paranoid.So you've got the same thing about having hope in a leader who becomes paranoid.My husband took me to the doctor saying I was paranoid.She says you're paranoid, but you have good reason to ask questions.I'm not prone to paranoid suspicion, but still. In other languagesparanoid British English: paranoid ADJECTIVE If you say that someone is paranoid, you mean that they are extremely suspicious and afraid of other people. I'm not going to get paranoid about it. - American English: paranoid
- Brazilian Portuguese: paranoico
- Chinese: 多疑的
- European Spanish: paranoico
- French: paranoïaque
- German: paranoid
- Italian: paranoico
- Japanese: 偏執性の
- Korean: 편집증적인
- European Portuguese: paranoico
- Latin American Spanish: paranoico
Chinese translation of 'paranoid'paranoid (ˈpærənɔɪd) (inf) adj - (= suspicious)
多疑的 (duōyí de)
(informal) We live in an increasingly paranoid and fearful society. Additional synonymsDefinition fearful or anxious about the future People are still terribly apprehensive about the future. Synonyms anxious, concerned, worried, afraid, alarmed, nervous, suspicious, doubtful, uneasy, fearful, disquieted, foreboding, twitchy (informal), mistrustful, antsy (informal) Definition afraid and full of fear I had often been very fearful and isolated. Synonyms timid, afraid, frightened, scared, alarmed, wired (slang), nervous, anxious, shrinking, tense, intimidated, uneasy, hesitant, apprehensive, jittery (informal), panicky, nervy (British, informal), diffident, jumpy, timorous (literary), pusillanimous (formal), faint-heartedDefinition apprehensive or worried I get very nervous when I'm in the house alone at night. Synonyms apprehensive, anxious, uneasy, edgy, worried, wired (slang), tense, fearful, shaky, hysterical, agitated, ruffled, timid, hyper (informal), jittery (informal), uptight (informal), flustered, on edge, excitable, nervy (British, informal), jumpy, twitchy (informal), fidgety, timorous (literary), highly strung, antsy (informal), toey (Australian, slang), hesitant, adrenalized - paramount
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Additional synonymsDefinition concerned and anxious about things that may happen I'm not worried about the future. Synonyms anxious, concerned, troubled, upset, afraid, bothered, frightened, wired (slang), nervous, disturbed, distressed, tense, distracted, uneasy, fearful, tormented, distraught, apprehensive, perturbed, on edge, ill at ease, overwrought, fretful, hot and bothered, unquiet, antsy (informal) |