manic — showing wild, uncontrolled, or extremely energetic behavior
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: showing wild, uncontrolled, or extremely energetic behavior
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈmænɪk/
Korean meaning: 광적인, 조증의, 극도로 흥분한
Korean pronunciation: **매**닉
Example Sentences
- His manic cleaning spree lasted until 3 AM - even the ceiling fan got scrubbed!
- The manic pace of the kitchen during lunch rush was exhausting.
- She showed manic enthusiasm for her new hobby - buying 47 different paintbrushes in one day.
manic
ADJECTIVE//ˈmænɪk//
showing wild, uncontrolled, or extremely energetic behavior
showing wild, uncontrolled, or extremely energetic behavior
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Manic experiments cause volcanic panic!
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Origin
그리스어 'mania(광기)'에서 유래된 단어로, 고대 그리스에서는 신이 내린 광기를 의미했습니다. 현대에는 의학적으로 조증을 나타내는 용어로 발전했습니다.
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“His manic cleaning spree lasted until 3 AM - even the ceiling fan got scrubbed!”
“The manic pace of the kitchen during lunch rush was exhausting.”
“She showed manic enthusiasm for her new hobby - buying 47 different paintbrushes in one day.”
“The patient's manic symptoms included rapid speech and decreased need for sleep.”
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