craziness

• Nom désignant l'état ou la qualité d'une extrême stupidité, d'irrationalité ou d'absurdité ; souvent utilisé familièrement pour décrire un comportement inadapté ou fou.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being extremely foolish, irrational, or senseless; often used informally to describe erratic or insane behavior.

indénombrable

1. Informal term for insanityB2informal

   A state of being mentally unstable or irrational, often used informally.

   folie (familier)

   • His constant talking to himself was a sign of his craziness.
   • The movie portrayed the character's descent into craziness.
   • She couldn't handle the craziness of the situation anymore.

   Synonymesabsurdityderangementfoolishnessinsanityinstabilitylunacymadnessmania

   Antonymeslucidityrationalityreasonsanity

2. Rash or foolish behaviorB2informal

   The quality of acting without careful thought, often leading to risky or unwise actions.

   Imprudence

   • Driving at that speed in the rain was pure craziness.
   • His decision to quit his job without a backup plan was sheer craziness.
   • The craziness of the plan made everyone nervous.

   Synonymesfollyfoolhardinessfoolishnessimprudencelunacymadnessrashnessrecklessness

   Antonymescautionprudencereasonsanitywisdom

3. Foolish or senseless behaviorB2informal

   Actions that lack sense or reason, often causing confusion or chaos.

   Folie

   • The craziness at the party got out of hand quickly.
   • I can't believe the craziness that happened at the meeting today.
   • All this craziness over a simple misunderstanding is exhausting.

   Synonymesabsurdityfollyfoolishnessidiocyinsanityirrationalitylunacymadnessnonsensesilliness

   Antonymesjudgmentlogicprudencereasonsense