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maniacal
/ məˈnaɪəkəl, ˈmeɪnɪæk /
adjective
affected with or characteristic of mania
characteristic of or befitting a maniac
maniacal laughter
Other 51Թ Forms
- maniacally adverb
- postmaniacal adjective
- premaniacal adjective
- submaniacal adjective
- unmaniacal adjective
- ˈԾ adverb
Example Sentences
Only here, the goal was more lighthearted and the audience did succeed in freeing the performers from the clutches of a exaggeratedly maniacal owner.
I slipped into the shoes of a maniacal 81-year-old widow so effortlessly it was almost frightening.
The maniacal slogging at the beginning of his tenure as captain was a lighting of the way for his England team-mates.
I’m excited to witness his maniacal vocal stylings on haunting covers of well-known songs, which I’ll probably never be able to hear in quite the same way again.
The 33-year-old was described as wearing a "maniacal grin" as he built a bonfire and threw missiles at police in Southport on 30 July.
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