lunacy
/luːˈneɪsi/Definitions
1. noun
a state of mind characterized by a disconnection from reality, often resulting in irrational or bizarre behavior.
“The comedian’s erratic behavior on stage was a perfect example of lunacy.”
2. noun
a period of time or situation where strange or irrational events occur.
“The town experienced a period of lunacy during the carnival, with people dressing up in outrageous costumes.”
3. noun
a quality of being foolish or absurd.
“The plot of the movie had a touch of lunacy to it, but it worked surprisingly well.”
4. adjective
extremely foolish or absurd.
“The lunacy of the situation made it impossible to take seriously.”