deliration (Meaning)

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deliration (n.)

Aberration of mind; delirium.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

His deliration during the fever made him believe he was conversing with imaginary beings.
The deliration brought on by sleep deprivation caused her to hallucinate vividly.
In moments of deliration, his mind conjured up fantastical landscapes that seemed to defy logic.
The doctor recognized the signs of deliration and immediately administered medication to calm the patient.
Despite the deliration, he clung to shreds of reality, trying to distinguish fact from fiction.
Her deliration led her to speak in tongues, alarming those around her.
The deliration induced by the drug made him lose all sense of time and place.
During his deliration, he experienced intense emotions that fluctuated between euphoria and despair.
The deliration caused by the illness made it challenging for her to communicate coherently.
As the fever broke, the deliration gradually subsided, and clarity returned to his thoughts.

Aberration of mind; delirium.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

His deliration during the fever made him believe he was conversing with imaginary beings.

The deliration brought on by sleep deprivation caused her to hallucinate vividly.

In moments of deliration, his mind conjured up fantastical landscapes that seemed to defy logic.

The doctor recognized the signs of deliration and immediately administered medication to calm the patient.