craziness
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4.2
- noun
- /ˈkreɪziˌnəs/
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locura
- The craziness of the party made it the most memorable night of my life.
- final craziness
We got to talk about the craziness of the Swiss banking system.
- We got to talk about the craziness of the Swiss banking system.
- So with all the craziness aside, shall I begin?
- So the media and all the free, the craziness that comes with what I do.
- So is there this line of huge vision and craziness, delusion?
- Mad chaos, craziness was all, was all part of it.
- Like the most severe craziness he's been through.
- Concern over observable craziness and stupidity is a fact.
- It's like loud guitars, you know, distortion, craziness, you know, and you hear that's.
- I think everyone's aware of the craziness and all that's gone on.
- And he gets on there and craziness ensues.
- And we're seeing a generation of this craziness manifested.
Examples
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Her craziness often leads to spontaneous adventures that everyone enjoys.
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Many people couldn't understand the craziness of his behavior at the concert.
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What kind of craziness is this?
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So the media and all the free, the craziness that comes with what I do.
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So now that you have all of this craziness going on back there, just do that.
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So we need the energy for all the craziness that we have to do, but that feels great.
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You wait and see what my craziness will do to you.
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Well... ...some craziness is good.
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So with all the craziness aside, shall I begin?
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I wish he was that into me, when it's just, you know, me and him, without all this craziness.
Synonyms
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6.5
A serious mental illness that makes a person unable to think or behave normally
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4.6
A foolish action that shows poor judgment
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2.7
A lack of good sense or careful thought that causes bad choices
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7.3
A foolish action or a lack of good sense that causes trouble
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7.5
Extremely foolish behavior that shows very poor judgment
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8.2
Silly, playful behaviour that is not serious
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6.1
Silly, harmless behavior that makes people laugh
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5.2
A playful, slightly silly way of behaving that makes people laugh
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6.8
A very silly or crazy way of behaving that makes people laugh
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9.4
Wild, foolish behavior that causes confusion
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7.3
A way of behaving that is silly or foolish and not thinking clearly
Antonyms
How Crazy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Craziness comes from the old idea behind crazy of being 'cracked' or 'shattered', like a broken object. That's why craziness means wild or foolish behavior, or mental instability.