derangement
1
8.5
- noun
- /dɪˈreɪndʒmənt/
- Specialized
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trastorno
- And isn't hysteria a form of mental derangement?
- mental derangement
And they suffer from massive Trump Derangement syndrome, TDs.
- And they suffer from massive Trump Derangement syndrome, TDs.
- There were far more ominous, ominous derangement syndromes to be on the lookout for, right?
- She's not like a, you know, Trump derangement deranged syndrome person that those those do exist.
- How does I mean, how does it what happened Trump there there is such a thing as Trump derangement syndrome.
Examples
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His constant anxiety over trivial matters spiraled into a mental derangement that affected his relationships.
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The sudden loss of her job led to a state of derangement where she could not focus on anything else.
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I'll answer that, There have been cases of people who, through some mental derangement, have come to believe they were vampires,
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His mental derangement is of a relative, or at least a sporadic, kind.
Academic text (2009) -
Sections V and VII trace the source and growth of Ollie's mental derangement, which, in retrospect, appears not only understandable but reasonable.
Academic text (2009) -
The spatial rhetoric of Ollie's narrative reverses the reader's notions of center and margin, and eventually reveals the second half of the narrative to be a metaphorical journey back to the traumatic events that caused Ollie's mental derangement.
Academic text (2009) -
The doctor explained that intense stress could result in a derangement of normal thinking patterns.
Synonyms
449
4.3
A health condition in which the body or mind do not work normally
389
1.8
A time when things are not organized and people do not know what to think or do
24
4.8
A state when the mind is confused and not thinking clearly
20
3.3
A condition that causes problems with thinking, feeling, or behaving
18
6.7
Feeling confused about where you are, who you are, or what is real
1
9.8
A feeling of confusion and embarrassment that makes it hard to think
1
7.5
A condition where a person's thinking or feelings work very differently from usual and cause problems
A state where a person's mind is not working well and they cannot think or act normally
A feeling of being mentally or emotionally unstable
A state of confusion where things are unclear or messy
Antonyms
How Severe
- Specialized
1
8.5
- Specialized
449
4.3
- Specialized
80
4.1
389
1.8
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Derangement comes from the old French parts de- ('away') and range ('order'), which together meant to put something 'out of order'. So, when used about the mind, a derangement is when the mind is 'out of order' and confused.