maniacal — characterized by wild, uncontrolled behavior or extremely enthusiastic activity
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: characterized by wild, uncontrolled behavior or extremely enthusiastic activity
Pronunciation (IPA): /məˈnaɪəkəl/
Korean meaning: 광적인, 미친 듯한, 극도로 열광적인
Korean pronunciation: 머**나**이어컬
Example Sentences
- The mad scientist worked with maniacal dedication, forgetting to eat or sleep for three days straight.
- She cleaned her apartment with maniacal intensity, scrubbing every surface until it sparkled like a diamond.
- The villain's maniacal plan involved training an army of dancing penguins to take over the world.
maniacal
ADJECTIVE//məˈnaɪəkəl//
characterized by wild, uncontrolled behavior or extremely enthusiastic activity
characterized by wild, uncontrolled behavior or extremely enthusiastic activity
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Maniacal with machines, yet clerical with papers!
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Origin
그리스 신화에서 광기의 신 마니아(Mania)가 인간들을 미치게 만들었다는 전설에서 유래. 그리스어 'mania'(광기)에서 시작되어 현대 영어로 발전했다.
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“The mad scientist worked with maniacal dedication, forgetting to eat or sleep for three days straight.”
“She cleaned her apartment with maniacal intensity, scrubbing every surface until it sparkled like a diamond.”
“The villain's maniacal plan involved training an army of dancing penguins to take over the world.”
“With maniacal focus, he organized his sock drawer by color, fabric type, and day of the week.”
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