English to Latin Meaning of delirious - delirium

Delirious :

delirium

adjective

insanis, ebrios, impotes mentis, delirium, ad insaniam convertunt, insaniam convertunt, iudicium perversum, abhorrere

Delirious :: deliriumDeliriously :: delirantDeliriousness :: deliriousness

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Definitions of delirious in English

Adjective(1) experiencing delirium(2) marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion

Examples of delirious in English

(1) The crowd went delirious and pointed with glee as the windscreen wiper machines bumped repeatedly into his contorted form and grew all the more confused.(2) Half the crowd erupted into delirious cheering and celebrating; the other half sitting silently in the stands.(3) The crowd is delirious then a great hush - who will take it?(4) Low doses of neuroleptics may be helpful in managing the agitation of a delirious patient temporarily.(5) If, as the run continues, the company unleashes the wild rage of the underdog, it might well hit delirious , instead of merely amusing, heights.(6) It requires delirious , wild optimism to believe madness on every continent will keep us safe indefinitely.(7) Sometimes she would have raging temperatures where she would become delirious , speaking nonsense, and not being fully aware of what was going on.(8) She had lived in the city too long, Emma thought, and open windows and wild, chirping night songs had made her delirious .(9) He was feeling the most delirious thrill of joy, mixed with an agony of anticipation, and spiked with that most potent spice: fear.(10) She had been delirious with excitement about the whole thing, from the moment they had been invited along.(11) While the penalty prompted singing and cheering from the crowd, the drop kick produced thunderous applause and brought a delirious crowd to their feet.(12) When delirious crowds tore down the Berlin Wall in 1989 many hallucinated that a millennium of borderless freedom was at hand.(13) And 180 km after starting we hit the finish line; elated, delirious , lots of emotion and not too much pain thankfully.(14) The figures ache with yearning yet wear expressions of thrilled surrender and delirious abandon.(15) On the unit, he was agitated and delirious , undressing himself for several days.(16) Tell your doctor if you had a seizure or got delirious when you tried to stop drinking before.

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Synonyms

Adjective

1. incoherent ::

cohaerentia

4. frantic ::

magno cursum rapit effera

Antonyms

1. collected ::

collected

2. composed ::

composito

3. recollected ::

reco

Different Forms

delirious, deliriously, deliriousness

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