ହିଂସାତ୍ମକ ଭାବପ୍ରବଣତା |,

Noun:

ଅର୍ଗାଜିମ୍ |, ପାଗଳ |, ଡେଲିରିୟମ୍ |, ଆବୋକ୍-ଟାବୋଲ୍ |,

deliriums's Usage Examples:

With a wounded pride and deliriums of greatness, Raúl never accepted his defeat.

it also has enough flashes of expressionistic brilliance and sustained deliriums of invention to justify the reach.

understand the relation between madness and dreams, which are similar deliriums, according to Moreau.

spirit, grace, and finesse seemed to have been submerged in the bloody deliriums of the crowd.

the disaster and furor of passions, enjoyments, happiness, successes, deliriums, with some moral reflections about life, death, and my forte: My own personal.

During one of Simpson"s many deliriums, he experiences a very strong reminiscence of a Boney M song he hated.

man like Antonio Gaudí projected in unusual architectures his escapist deliriums (arabicism of the Vicens House, in Barcelona, or purified gothicism of.

before the assassination, he was suffering from "severe high fevers" and "deliriums", overtaken "by madness".

acquaintances have filled untimely graves from the effect of strong drink with deliriums and often troubles caused from it and I have helped care for some of them.

Ornea was incapable of fanaticism, irrational stubbornness and deliriums, and his enormous, but never ostentatious, knowledge of written culture.

Synonyms:

mania, epidemic hysertia, craze, mass hysteria, nympholepsy, frenzy, manic disorder, hysteria, fury,

Antonyms:

fearlessness, order, inactivity,