Adjective:

डायाफ्राम,

phrensy's Usage Examples:

Kemble, in Leontes, worked himself up into a very fine classical phrensy; and Bannister, as Autolycus, roared as loud for pity as a sturdy beggar.

her who was ever dearer to me than life, was never mine till a momentary phrensy overcame me, and induced me to commit the deed I now deplore.

And was riot this the phrensy of the soul? But much I fear lest all my treasured wealth Fall to some.

of sacred misery, exalted not into wild raving, but into the sanctified phrensy of prophecy and inspiration - in that bitterness of soul, in that indignation.

and was directed by the surgeon to keep himself warm, but in a fit of phrensy he got up in the night and put his legs out of the portholes, which was.

refuge; here if anywhere, will resistance be made to the storms of political phrensy and the silent arts of corruption.

While he was susceptible of the perfect phrensy of enthusiasm, and would brave danger and death in every form of duty,.

be supposed, for a moment, that Cornwall, seized with the Philadelphian phrensy, may resolve to separate itself from the general system of the English.

divination, a divinator might experience dreams, temporary madness, or phrensy (frenzy); all these states of mind being considered inspiration of truth.