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manic

UK
/ˈmænɪk/
US
/ˈmænɪk/

Translations

manicadjective
more manic
Comp.
most manic
Super.
UK
/ˈmænɪk/
US
/ˈmænɪk/
frénétiquePour décrire une énergie, une activité ou un comportement très agités, excessifs ou déchaînés.
Her manic energy was contagious, and soon everyone at the party was dancing wildly.
Son énergie frénétique était contagieuse, et bientôt tout le monde à la fête dansait avec déchaînement.
maniaqueSens médical, en parlant de la manie ou d’un épisode maniaque.
During his manic phase, he would stay up all night working on his art projects.
Pendant sa phase maniaque, il restait éveillé toute la nuit à travailler sur ses projets artistiques.
Synonyms
hyperactive
frenzied
wild
frantic
uncontrolled
overexcited
excitable
Antonyms
serene
sane
calm
manicnoun
manics
pl
UK
/ˈmæn.ɪk/
US
/ˈmæn.ɪk/
Used to refer to a person experiencing mania.
maniaqueSens psychiatrique ; peut se dire d’une personne en phase maniaque.
The clinic treats both depressives and manics.
La clinique traite à la fois des dépressifs et des maniaques.
Synonyms
manic-depressive
hysteric
psycho
lunatic
madman
maniac

Definitions

manicadjective
Exhibiting extremely wild or violent behavior, often characterized by excessive excitement or enthusiasm.
Her manic energy was contagious, and soon everyone at the party was dancing wildly.
Relating to or affected by mania, a mental condition marked by periods of great excitement or euphoria, delusions, and overactivity.
During his manic phase, he would stay up all night working on his art projects.
manicnoun
A person who experiences mania or manic episodes.
The clinic treats both depressives and manics.
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