单词 | lunacy |
释义 | lu·na·cy 1. a. < grating so harshly all his days of quiet with turbulent and dangerous lunacy — Shakespeare > b. < if they examined him for lunacy, they'd have him in a straitjacket in two minutes — Irwin Shaw > c. 2. a. < the Florida boom was also the first lunacy to feel the full power of the press agent — Alva Johnston > b. < the lunacy of the … partisan political debate over Far Eastern policy — H.R.Isaacs > < the economic lunacy of a divided national structure — Emrys Hughes > c. < for handsome lunacy … a cap with white ostrich spilling over the face — Lois Long > Synonyms: see insanity |
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