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-mania
-maniasuff. An exaggerated desire or enthusiasm for: balletomania.
[From mania.]-mania n combining form indicating extreme desire or pleasure of a specified kind or an abnormal excitement aroused by something: kleptomania; nymphomania; pyromania. [from mania]ma•ni•a (ˈmeɪ ni ə, ˈmeɪn yə)
n., pl. -ni•as. 1. excessive excitement or enthusiasm. 2. a pathological state characterized by euphoric mood, excessive activity or talkativeness, impaired judgment, and sometimes psychotic symptoms. [1350–1400; < Latin < Greek manía madness] -mania a combining form of mania (megalomania); extended to mean “enthusiasm, often of an extreme and transient nature,” for that specified by the initial element (bibliomania). -mania
-mania[′mān·yə] (psychology) A combining form denoting obsession, abnormal preoccupation, or compulsion. -mania
-mania word element [Gr.], obsessive preoccupation with something.-mania (mā'nē-ă), An abnormal love for, or morbid impulse toward, some specific object, place, or action. [G. frenzy] -mania Suffix indicating an abnormal love for, or morbid impulse toward, some specific object, place, or action. [G. frenzy]-mania Suffix denoting exaggerated feeling for, compulsion towards, or obsession with.-mania Suffix denoting an abnormal love for, or morbid impulse toward, some specific object, place, or action. [G. frenzy]LegalSeeManiaThesaurusSeemania |