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insane

/ɪnˈseɪn

adjective

1In a state of mind which prevents normal perception, behaviour, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill: he had gone insane...

And anyway, why would we consider Nietzsche's writings the product of an insane mind?
But them my parents would think I was mentally insane, and send me off to some special school.
It was one of those awkward silences that made me want to scream and break my mirror to prevent myself from going insane.

Synonyms

mentally ill, severely mentally disordered, of unsound mind, certifiable, psychotic, schizophrenic;

mad, mad as a hatter, mad as a March hare, deranged, demented, out of one's mind, out of one's head, not in one's right mind, sick in the head, unhinged, unbalanced, unstable, disturbed, crazed, crazy, hysterical;

Latin non compos mentis;

British sectionable

informal raving mad, stark staring/raving mad, away with the fairies, not all there, bonkers, cracked, batty, bats, cuckoo, loony, loopy, nuts, nutty, nutty as a fruitcake, screwy, bananas, off one's rocker, off one's head, off one's chump, off one's nut, off the wall, round the bend

British informal crackers, barmy, barking, barking mad, off one's trolley, round the twist, as daft as a brush, not the full shilling

North American informal buggy, nutsy, nutso, out of one's tree, wacko, squirrelly

Canadian & Australian/New Zealand informal bushed

New Zealand informal porangi

1.1(Of an action or quality) characterized or caused by madness: his eyes were glowing with insane fury...

There was an insane feeding frenzy going on inside the reception tent.
He is propelled into an insane frenzy.
He lay on his back, knocked down by Michelle's flying fists that connected with his jaw in an insane fury.

1.2Extremely annoyed: a fly whose buzzing had been driving me insane...

Utter failure to even attempt to play winning baseball drives me insane.
He's driving me insane!
He's going insane over questions being raised about his daughter's paternity.

Synonyms

mad, crazy;

angry, annoyed, irritated, cross, vexed, exasperated, incensed, enraged

informal aggravated, hot under the collar, foaming at the mouth

British informal spare, crackers

1.3Extremely foolish; irrational: she had an insane desire to giggle...

At the same time, all this does is alienate liberal supporters who are perplexed by her insane and pointless maneuvring.
For people to go out and say my agent made a mistake is utterly ridiculous and insane.
I am baffled at the ridiculous insane media coverage.

Synonyms

extremely foolish, idiotic, stupid, silly, senseless, nonsensical, pointless, absurd, ridiculous, ludicrous, farcical, laughable, preposterous, weird, bizarre, fatuous, inane, imbecilic, moronic, asinine, mindless, hare-brained, half-baked, ill-conceived;

impracticable, untenable, implausible, unreasonable, irrational, illogical, unrealistic, unthinkable

informal potty, crazy, mad, off beam, way out, full of holes, cock-eyed

British informal daft, barmy

2 informal, chiefly US Shocking; outrageous: they were making insane amounts of money...

It may escape the insane rental prices that typify so many New York neighborhoods.
Find a crazy low-budget horror director, shove insane amounts of money and creative control at them, and just let 'em make movies.
The idea of combining toys and games is brilliant, but those two properties are abusing it by charging insane prices.

2.1Astonishingly good or impressive; amazing: the peanut butter chocolate is insane...

Sales have been insane and we have stepped up development to suit.
One of the big expenses comes from just how much insane detail they put in these high graphics games.
Check out some insane star trails in this time-lapse video of Death Valley.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from Latin insanus, from in- 'not' + sanus 'healthy'.

sanity from Late Middle English:
Latin sanus meant ‘healthy’ which is the first recorded sense of sanity in English. Current meanings date from the early 17th century when sane was first recorded, although insane dates from the mid 16th century. Sanitary, sanitation, and sanatorium where you go to recover your health, all 19th century, come from the same root.

单词	insane
释义	insane /ɪnˈseɪn / adjective 1In a state of mind which prevents normal perception, behaviour, or social interaction; seriously mentally ill: he had gone insane... And anyway, why would we consider Nietzsche's writings the product of an insane mind? But them my parents would think I was mentally insane, and send me off to some special school. It was one of those awkward silences that made me want to scream and break my mirror to prevent myself from going insane. Synonyms mentally ill, severely mentally disordered, of unsound mind, certifiable, psychotic, schizophrenic; mad, mad as a hatter, mad as a March hare, deranged, demented, out of one's mind, out of one's head, not in one's right mind, sick in the head, unhinged, unbalanced, unstable, disturbed, crazed, crazy, hysterical; Latin non compos mentis; British sectionable informal raving mad, stark staring/raving mad, away with the fairies, not all there, bonkers, cracked, batty, bats, cuckoo, loony, loopy, nuts, nutty, nutty as a fruitcake, screwy, bananas, off one's rocker, off one's head, off one's chump, off one's nut, off the wall, round the bend British informal crackers, barmy, barking, barking mad, off one's trolley, round the twist, as daft as a brush, not the full shilling North American informal buggy, nutsy, nutso, out of one's tree, wacko, squirrelly Canadian & Australian/New Zealand informal bushed New Zealand informal porangi 1.1(Of an action or quality) characterized or caused by madness: his eyes were glowing with insane fury... There was an insane feeding frenzy going on inside the reception tent. He is propelled into an insane frenzy. He lay on his back, knocked down by Michelle's flying fists that connected with his jaw in an insane fury. 1.2Extremely annoyed: a fly whose buzzing had been driving me insane... Utter failure to even attempt to play winning baseball drives me insane. He's driving me insane! He's going insane over questions being raised about his daughter's paternity. Synonyms mad, crazy; angry, annoyed, irritated, cross, vexed, exasperated, incensed, enraged informal aggravated, hot under the collar, foaming at the mouth British informal spare, crackers 1.3Extremely foolish; irrational: she had an insane desire to giggle... At the same time, all this does is alienate liberal supporters who are perplexed by her insane and pointless maneuvring. For people to go out and say my agent made a mistake is utterly ridiculous and insane. I am baffled at the ridiculous insane media coverage. Synonyms extremely foolish, idiotic, stupid, silly, senseless, nonsensical, pointless, absurd, ridiculous, ludicrous, farcical, laughable, preposterous, weird, bizarre, fatuous, inane, imbecilic, moronic, asinine, mindless, hare-brained, half-baked, ill-conceived; impracticable, untenable, implausible, unreasonable, irrational, illogical, unrealistic, unthinkable informal potty, crazy, mad, off beam, way out, full of holes, cock-eyed British informal daft, barmy 2 informal, chiefly US Shocking; outrageous: they were making insane amounts of money... It may escape the insane rental prices that typify so many New York neighborhoods. Find a crazy low-budget horror director, shove insane amounts of money and creative control at them, and just let 'em make movies. The idea of combining toys and games is brilliant, but those two properties are abusing it by charging insane prices. 2.1Astonishingly good or impressive; amazing: the peanut butter chocolate is insane... Sales have been insane and we have stepped up development to suit. One of the big expenses comes from just how much insane detail they put in these high graphics games. Check out some insane star trails in this time-lapse video of Death Valley. Origin Mid 16th century: from Latin insanus, from in- 'not' + sanus 'healthy'. sanity from Late Middle English: Latin sanus meant ‘healthy’ which is the first recorded sense of sanity in English. Current meanings date from the early 17th century when sane was first recorded, although insane dates from the mid 16th century. Sanitary, sanitation, and sanatorium where you go to recover your health, all 19th century, come from the same root.
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