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madness

/ˈmæd.nəs/

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noun

/ˈmæd.nəs/B2formalmedicalobsolete
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее состояние психического заболевания или крайней глупости, а также состояние сильного гнева или необузданного возбуждения; также устаревший термин для юридического безумия и острого вирусного заболевания нервной системы (бешенство).

A noun referring to a state of being mentally ill or extremely foolish, or to a condition of intense anger or unrestrained excitement; also an obsolete term for legal insanity and an acute viral disease of the nervous system (rabies).

uncountable

  1. Legal InsanityC2formallegal

    A historical term for a state of mental illness that legally exempts a person from responsibility for their actions.

    ruНевменяемость

    • The defendant was found not guilty by reason of madness.
    • In old legal texts, madness was a recognized defense.
    • The court debated the definition of madness in the case.

    Synonymsdementiainsanitylunacy

  2. RabiesB2formalmedical

    An acute viral disease affecting the nervous system of warm-blooded animals, typically transmitted through the bite of an infected animal, and fatal if untreated.

    ruБешенство

    • The dog was diagnosed with madness and had to be quarantined.
    • Vaccination campaigns have reduced the incidence of madness in wildlife.
    • Symptoms of madness include aggression and paralysis.

    Synonymshydrophobiarabies

  3. Intense AngerB1informal

    A feeling of extreme fury or rage.

    ruЯрость

    • He was filled with madness after the betrayal.
    • Her madness at the injustice was palpable.
    • The crowd's madness turned into a riot.

    Synonymsfrenzyfuryireoutrageragewrath

    Antonymscalmnesscomposurepeaceserenity

  4. FoolishnessB2informal

    The quality of being rash, reckless, or lacking good judgment.

    ruБезумство

    • It was sheer madness to drive in that blizzard.
    • His decision to quit his job without a plan was madness.
    • The plan was dismissed as madness by the committee.

    Synonymsabsurditycrazinessfollyfoolishnessimprudenceinsanitylunacyrashnessrecklessness

    Antonymscautionjudgmentprudencesanitywisdom

  5. Unrestrained ExcitementB2informal

    A state of wild enthusiasm or excitement that is not controlled.

    ruБезумное возбуждение

    • The fans were in a state of madness after the winning goal.
    • There was madness in the air during the carnival.
    • The concert ended in a frenzy of madness.

    Synonymscrazedeliriumfrenzyfurorhysteriamaniawildness

    Antonymscalmnesscomposureserenitysobrietytranquility

Forms
  • madnesses plural form
  • madnesses' possessive plural form
  • madness's possessive singular form
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