mad

Deli, çılgın

Mentally ill or insane; having a disordered mind.

• He went mad after years of isolation.
• The mad scientist created a dangerous experiment.
• Shakespeare's portrayal of King Lear's descent into madness illustrates how a once-powerful ruler can become utterly mad.
• Medieval societies often confined individuals deemed mad in asylums with horrific conditions and no therapeutic treatment.
• The novel explores whether the protagonist is genuinely mad or merely pretending insanity to escape legal consequences.
• Romantic poets sometimes celebrated the mad genius archetype as someone whose brilliance existed beyond conventional rationality.

Eş anlamlılar: insane, crazy, deranged, unhinged, demented

Zıt anlamlılar: sane, rational, lucid, sound

Kızgın, öfkeli

Very angry or annoyed.

• She's mad at me for forgetting her birthday.
• Don't get mad—it was just a mistake.

Eş anlamlılar: angry, furious, enraged, livid, irate

Zıt anlamlılar: calm, pleased, happy, content

Çok hevesli, tutkulu

Wildly enthusiastic or excited about something.

• He's mad about football.
• She's mad keen on gardening.

Eş anlamlılar: crazy, wild, enthusiastic, passionate, keen

Zıt anlamlılar: indifferent, apathetic, uninterested

Çılgınca, kaotik

Frenzied, chaotic, or extremely hectic.

• It was a mad rush to get everything ready.
• The streets were mad with traffic.

Eş anlamlılar: frantic, hectic, chaotic, frenetic, wild

Zıt anlamlılar: calm, orderly, peaceful, controlled