manic

• Relatif à la manie ou caractérisé par elle ; décrivant un état d'excitation extrême, d'énergie ou d'agitation.

Relating to or characterized by mania; describing a state of extreme excitement, energy, or agitation.

1. Frenzied or uncontrolledB2formal

   Characterized by excessive excitement, energy, or activity that is difficult to control.

   frénétique, maniaque

   • The crowd became manic after the winning goal.
   • He was in a manic state, unable to sit still.
   • Her manic laughter filled the room.

   Synonymeschaoticfeverishfranticfrenziedhystericalturbulentuncontrolledwild

   Antonymescalmcomposedpeacefulplacidrelaxedsedateserenetranquil

2. Affected by maniaB2formal

   Relating to or affected by a mental condition involving extreme excitement or agitation.

   maniaque (concernant la manie)

   • The patient exhibited manic behavior during the episode.
   • Manic episodes can be a symptom of bipolar disorder.
   • He was diagnosed with manic depression.

   Synonymesfranticfrenziedhystericalmaniacalraving

   Antonymescalmdepressedplacidserenetranquil