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dementedly

/dɪˈmentɪdli/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt ein Verhalten, das extrem irrational, verrückt oder wahnsinnig ist und oft auf eine schwere psychische Störung, starke Erregung oder Vernunftlosigkeit hindeutet.

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/dɪˈmentɪdli/C1formalmedical
  • deBeschreibt ein Verhalten, das extrem irrational, verrückt oder wahnsinnig ist und oft auf eine schwere psychische Störung, starke Erregung oder Vernunftlosigkeit hindeutet.

Describes behavior that is wildly irrational, frenzied, or suggestive of a severely impaired mental state, often marked by extreme agitation or lack of reason.

  1. In a mad or frenzied mannerC1formal

    Performing actions in a wildly uncontrolled, frantic way, as if driven by insanity, often involving chaotic energy or irrational decisions.

    deWahnsinnig, rasend

    • He laughed madly at a joke no one else understood, pacing back and forth with wild eyes.
    • Crazed with panic, she flung the papers around the room searching for a document that didn't exist.
    • The character in the horror film cackled with unhinged glee as the lights flickered.
    • Driven to distraction by grief, he wandered the streets shouting incoherently.
    • They started tearing at the wallpaper in a frenzied attempt to find the hidden safe.

    Synonymecrazilydeliriouslyfeverishlyfranticallyfrenziedlyhystericallyinsanelymadlymaniacally

    Antonymecalmlylucidlyrationallysanelysensiblysoberly

  2. Suggestive of dementia or mental deteriorationC2formalmedical

    Acting in a manner that implies severe cognitive decline, confusion, or loss of contact with reality, often seen in advanced neurological conditions.

    deWie bei Demenz, mit Zeichen des geistigen Verfalls

    • The elderly patient muttered to herself confusedly, repeating fragmented memories as if they were happening.
    • In a state of deep disorientation, he attempted to unlock his front door with a toothbrush.
    • She stared vacantly at her family, not recognizing a single face in the group.
    • He insisted with complete conviction that the year was still a decade before his own birth.
    • The once-sharp professor now rambled incoherently about conspiracies, showing clear signs of a deteriorating mind.

    Synonymecrazilydeliriouslyinsanelymadly

    Antonymeclearlycoherentlylucidlyrationallysanely

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