deranged

• Descreve uma pessoa ou comportamento completamente insano ou fora de controle; pode também indicar algo caótico ou desordenado.

Describes a person or behavior that is completely insane or out of control.

1. Mentally disturbedC1formal

   In a state of severe mental disturbance or insanity.

   Desequilibrado mental

   • The deranged man was shouting at strangers in the street.
   • Her behavior became increasingly deranged after the accident.
   • The court declared him deranged and unfit for trial.

   Sinônimoscrazeddementeddisturbedinsanelunaticmadmaniacalpsychoticunbalancedunhinged

   Antônimosbalancedcomposedlucidrationalsanesound

2. Extremely irrationalC1informal

   Wildly unreasonable or illogical; out of control.

   Desequilibrado

   • That was a completely deranged plan to rob the bank.
   • His deranged ideas about aliens made everyone laugh.
   • She had a deranged obsession with collecting old dolls.

   Sinônimoscrazeddeliriousdementedfranticfrenziedinsaneirrationallunaticmadmanicravingunbalancedunhingedunreasonablewild

   Antônimoslogicalrationalreasonablesane

• Verbo usado para indicar a ação de desorganizar, perturbar ou causar confusão, frequentemente em contexto mental ou organizacional.

A verb used to indicate the act of throwing into disorder or causing confusion, often in a mental or organizational context.

1. Disturb or upsetC1formal

   To disturb the normal arrangement, order, or functioning of something.

   Perturbar

   • The sudden noise deranged his concentration.
   • The storm deranged the carefully planned schedule.
   • The new policy deranged the established workflow.

   Sinônimosconfusedisarrangedisorderdisorganizedisruptdisturbunsettleupset

   Antônimosarrangeorderorganizeregulate

2. Make insaneC1formal

   To cause someone to become mentally disturbed or insane.

   Enlouquecer alguém

   • The trauma deranged his mind completely.
   • Years of isolation deranged her mental state.
   • The constant stress deranged his ability to think clearly.

   Sinônimoscrazemaddenunbalanceunhinge

   Antônimoscalmcomfortcomposesettlesoothe