madness
/ˈmædnəs/Definitions
1. noun
a state of intense mental or emotional disturbance, or a foolish or senseless act or idea
“Her behavior was a manifestation of her temporary madness.”
2. noun
a state of wild or uncontrolled excitement or enthusiasm
“The crowd’s madness after the game was infectious.”
3. noun
a state of being extremely foolish or absurd
“His plan was a recipe for madness.”
4. noun
a period of wild or uncontrolled behavior, typically in a public place
“The town’s annual festival was marked by a night of madness.”
5. noun
a state of intense or wild excitement, typically as a result of a strong emotion
“The news of the concert’s cancellation sparked a wave of madness among the fans.”
6. noun
a state of being completely out of control or irrational
“The politician’s response to the criticism was an example of madness.”
7. noun
a state of extreme or uncontrolled anger or aggression
“The team’s madness on the field was evident in their aggressive play.”
8. noun
a state of being extremely foolish or ridiculous
“The comedian’s antics were an example of pure madness.”