Adjective:

குழம்பியதொடர்,

deranged's Usage Examples:

Here his life went on its placid course, interrupted only by the death of his brother in 1770, until 1773, when he became again deranged.

Moreover, by the processes the subject has gone through he has had those physiological activities upon which his volitional power depends excessively deranged, and not improbably permanently enfeebled.

Luckily it doesn't look too bad - definitely more wild night out than deranged bag lady.

Others can be scary because of a particularly deranged storyline.

deranged clotting, edema and encephalopathy.

the Prussian intervention deranged the symmetry of Napoleon's battle-array.

crooning vocals, like a less deranged Julian Cope.

"The Cyperus dives is still become that it is reported that in the reign of Tiberius, owing to the scarcity and dearness of the material caused by a failure of the papyrus crop, there was a danger of the ordinary business of life being deranged (Pliny, N.

When the internal circulation failed, he issued a forced currency of copper, which is said to have deranged the whole commerce of the country.

During the greater part of 1567 Eric was so deranged that a committee of senators was appointed to govern the kingdom.

How can a placid pet dog develop aggressive behavior?Here his life went on its placid course, interrupted only by the death of his brother in 1770, until 1773, when he became again deranged.

17, 1786) completely deranged the balance of power in Europe.

Synonyms:

crazed, half-crazed, insane,

Antonyms:

wise, rational, reasonable, sane,