maniacal (Meaning)
maniacal (s)
wildly disordered
maniacal (a.)
Affected with, or characterized by, madness; maniac.
Synonyms & Antonyms of maniacal
Synonyms:
- crackbrained
- whacko
- bonkers
- ballistic
- eccentric
- batty
- daft
- scatty
- certifiable
- mad
- bedlam
- daffy
- screwy
- wacko
- kooky
- crazy
- insane
- moonstruck
- loco
- wacky
- nutty
- loony
- demented
- unbalanced
- paranoid
- deranged
- barmy
- whacky
- meshuga
- cuckoo
- frenzied
- nuclear
- around the bend
- touched
- crackpot
- loony tunes
- unhinged
- haywire
- bats
- strange
- gaga
Antonyms:
Synonyms:
- teched
- ape
- depressed
- bughouse
- off one's head
- obsessive-compulsive
- out of one's mind
- fixated
- hysteric
- tetched
- meshugah
- wigged-out
- delusional
- hysterical
- meshugge
- off
- unreasonable
- senseless
- balmy
- loopy
- distraught
- paranoidal
- crackers
- queer
- cranky
- paranoic
- delirious
- unsound
- meshuggah
- monomaniac
- potty
- amuck
- fruity
- raving
- bananas
- delusionary
- pixillated
- fey
- neurotic
- wud
- disturbed
- off one's gourd
- looney tunes
- distracted
- kookie
- pixilated
- oddball
- dotty
- odd
- non compos mentis
- amok
- schizophrenic
- schizoid
- monomaniacal
- obsessed
- brainsick
- witless
- frantic
- sociopathic
- irrational
- paranoiac
- out of one's head
- berserk
- disordered
- foolish
- off one's rocker
- out to lunch
- aberrant
Antonyms:
maniacal Sentence Examples
- The spectators watched in horror as the maniacal killer wielded the bloody knife.
- The maniacal scientist's experiments teetered on the brink of insanity.
- His maniacal laughter echoed through the empty corridors, sending shivers down the spines of those who heard it.
- The dictator's maniacal reign of terror left a trail of destruction and despair in its wake.
- The maniacal driver sped erratically through the streets, endangering the lives of innocent pedestrians.
- The maniacal horde of zombies relentlessly pursued their victims, driven by an insatiable hunger.
- The maniacal clown's grotesque grin sent fear into the hearts of even the bravest children.
- The maniacal obsession with perfection drove the artist to the brink of madness.
- The maniacal tyrant's paranoid delusions led to the imprisonment of countless innocent citizens.
- The maniacal storm raged with unparalleled fury, tearing through the countryside like a raging beast.
FAQs About the word maniacal
wildly disorderedAffected with, or characterized by, madness; maniac.
nuts, psycho, mental,psychotic, looney, lunatic, crazed, cracked, crackbrained, whacko
sound, normal, rational, sane, reasonable, balanced, normal, balanced, clear, rational
The spectators watched in horror as the maniacal killer wielded the bloody knife.
The maniacal scientist's experiments teetered on the brink of insanity.
His maniacal laughter echoed through the empty corridors, sending shivers down the spines of those who heard it.
The dictator's maniacal reign of terror left a trail of destruction and despair in its wake.
