monomania Antonyms
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- hysteria
- abnormality
- psychosis
- unsoundness
- schizophrenia
- delirium
- paranoia
- irrationality
- senile-dementia
- neurosis
- frenzy
- instability
- hallucination
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Meaning of monomania
monomania (n)
a mania restricted to one thing or idea
monomania (n.)
Derangement of the mind in regard of a single subject only; also, such a concentration of interest upon one particular subject or train of ideas to show mental derangement.
monomania Sentence Examples
- The killer's monomania for revenge consumed his every thought.
- John exhibited an unhealthy monomania with collecting stamps, neglecting all other aspects of his life.
- The scientist's monomania for a particular theory blinded him to the overwhelming evidence against it.
- In the grip of monomania, Mary thought only of finding her lost dog, even at the expense of her own safety.
- The politician's monomania for power led him to manipulate and deceive others without remorse.
- The artist's monomania for perfection left him unable to finish any of his works.
- The recluse's monomania for isolation had him withdraw from all human contact.
- The student's monomania for grades drove them to unhealthy levels of stress and anxiety.
- The inventor's monomania for solving a particular problem led to countless failed attempts and wasted resources.
- The writer's monomania for a particular theme permeated every aspect of their work, making it repetitive and predictable.
FAQs About the word monomania
a mania restricted to one thing or ideaDerangement of the mind in regard of a single subject only; also, such a concentration of interest upon one particular su
delusion,obsession, phobia, hysteria, abnormality, psychosis, unsoundness, schizophrenia, delirium, paranoia
rationality, rationality, saneness, mind,sanity, saneness, reasonableness, mind, lucidity, lucidity
The killer's monomania for revenge consumed his every thought.
John exhibited an unhealthy monomania with collecting stamps, neglecting all other aspects of his life.
The scientist's monomania for a particular theory blinded him to the overwhelming evidence against it.
In the grip of monomania, Mary thought only of finding her lost dog, even at the expense of her own safety.
