hypomanic

Examples

• All

• She completed multiple projects in just a week because of her hypomanic state.

• Recurrent hypomanic and subclinical episodes of depression.

  Academic text (2012)

• I haven't been hypomanic in years, maybe 8, just on and off depressed.

  Blog text (21)

• They, their brain feels good in terms of memory, concentration, motivation, all of those things, but they're not hypomanic anymore.

  Andrew Huberman

• Depressive episodes and less severe manic symptoms, classed as hypomanic episodes: Cyclothymia.

  Academic text (2012)

• Bipolar II disorder is characterized by hypomanic episodes, while Bipolar I disorder is characterized by manic episodes.

  Blog text (18)

• And there were certain facts I wanted people to know, whether because they were important, like that three times as many days are spent in a depressive state than in a hypomanic or manic state for the bipolar person, or intriguing, like India having the lowest rate of bipolar by far among countries, or that...

  Blog text (11)

• Bipolar I refers to individuals who experience depression alternating with out-of-control or psychotic mania, and Bipolar II refers to those who suffer depression and experience hypomanic episodes without loss of control or psychosis.

  Academic text (2005)

• The literature on affective and somatic disorders in Arab countries seems to lack mood symptoms for both depressed and manic or hypomanic clients (Al-Issa, 1995; El-Islam, 1989, 1994).

  Academic text (2000)

• In his hypomanic phases, he often stayed awake late at night, buzzing with ideas and enthusiasm.

Synonyms

H

hyper

vshypomanic

56 4.2

Feeling very energetic and unable to sit still

is a clinical upbeat state that is less extreme than mania

F

feverish

vshypomanic

9 3.8

Full of strong excitement and hurried activity

is a heightened but generally milder clinical activation than mania

O

overexcited

vshypomanic

6 4.3

Too active and noisy because of strong feelings

is an elevated mood that is energetic yet not unreasonably excessive

H

high on life

vshypomanic

• Slang

3 7.5

Feeling very happy and excited for no clear reason

is a clinical elevated mood that is less intense than full mania

R

rhapsodic

vshypomanic

2 8.1

Feeling or showing very strong excitement and joy

is an elevated clinical state that is not as extreme as mania

O

overenthusiastic

vshypomanic

1 4.2

Feeling too excited or eager in a way that bothers other people

is a clinical high energy state that is not as extreme or unreasonable

A

adrenalized

vshypomanic

• Informal

1 7.0

Filled with a sudden rush of excitement and energy

is a clinical uplift that is typically less sudden and extreme

O

overexuberant

vshypomanic

1 7.5

Being very lively or excited in a way that feels too much

is a raised energy state that is notable but not excessive like mania

H

hyperenergetic

vshypomanic

1 7.5

Very active and moving around a lot

is a raised energy state that stays below full manic intensity

H

hyperexcitable

vshypomanic

1 8.1

Easily excited and likely to react strongly to small sounds or activity

is an elevated but steadier energy level rather than reactive excess

I

in a hyp mood

vshypomanic

• Neologism

9.9

Feeling very energetic and excited

is a clinical elevated mood less extreme than full mania

Antonyms

D

depressed

445 3.5

Feeling very sad and without hope

How Energetic

manic

• Specialized

68 7.4

hypomanic

• Specialized

1 8.7

energetic

88 1.6

upbeat

76 3.8

cheerful

99 1.0

calm

680 1.0

lethargic

15 5.3

Surface Forms

Morphology

Etymology