He has mania for sports cars.
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Mania
//ˈmeɪ.ni.ə//
Synonyms for "mania" (138 found)
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lethargyloss of mindloss of reasonlovelunacymacariamadnessmanic-depressive psychosismelancholiamental deficiencymental derangementmental diseasemental disordermental distressmental disturbancemental illnessmental instabilitymental sicknessmind overthrownmindsickness
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obsessionoddnessoverambitiousnessoveranxietyoveranxiousnessovereagernessoverenthusiasmoverzealousnesspassionpathological indecisivenesspixilationpossessionpreoccupationpruriencepruriencypsychalgiapsychomotor disturbancequeernessrabidnessrageravereasonlessnesssenselessnesssexual desireshattered mindsick mindsicknessstrangenessstuporthingthirsttictwitchingunbalanceunbalanced mindunresponsivenessunsanenessunsound mindunsoundnessunsoundness of mindurgewithdrawalwitlessnessyearningyenzealotismzealotry
Noun(2 words)
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12 entriesTranslations
51 translations across 25 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- λύσσα noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Armenian
1 entries- մոլուցք noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Bulgarian
2 entries- мания noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- мания noun (excessive desire)
Catalan
2 entries- mania noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- mania noun (excessive desire)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 狂熱 /狂热 noun (excessive desire)
- 躁狂癥 /躁狂症 noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Danish
1 entries- mani noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Dutch
2 entries- manie noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- manie noun (excessive desire)
Finnish
4 entries- mania noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- mania noun (excessive desire)
- mania noun (state of abnormally elevated or irritable mood, arousal, and/or energy levels)
- vimma noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
French
1 entries- manie noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Galician
3 entries- manía noun (excessive desire)
- teima noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- teima noun (excessive desire)
German
3 entries- Fimmel noun (excessive desire)
- Manie noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- Manie noun (excessive desire)
Greek
2 entries- μανία noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- μανία noun (excessive desire)
Hungarian
4 entries- fanatizmus noun (excessive desire)
- imádat noun (excessive desire)
- mánia noun (excessive desire)
- szenvedély noun (excessive desire)
Italian
2 entries- mania noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- mania noun (excessive desire)
Japanese
1 entries- 躁病 noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Norwegian Bokmål
2 entries- mani noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- mani noun (excessive desire)
Norwegian Nynorsk
2 entries- mani noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- mani noun (excessive desire)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Wonsenn noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Polish
4 entries- mania noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- mania noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- mania noun (excessive desire)
- mania noun (state of abnormally elevated or irritable mood, arousal, and/or energy levels)
Portuguese
2 entries- insanidade noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- mania noun (excessive desire)
Romanian
1 entries- mânie noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Russian
1 entries- ма́ния noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
Sicilian
3 entries- manìa noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- manìa noun (excessive desire)
- manìa noun (state of abnormally elevated or irritable mood, arousal, and/or energy levels)
Spanish
2 entries- manía noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- manía noun (excessive desire)
Swedish
2 entries- mani noun (an excessive enthusiasm or desire; an obsession)
- vurm noun (excessive desire)
Sample sentences
13 total sentences available.
I don't understand all the soccer mania.
Source: tatoeba (552149)
The beauty of religious mania is that it has the power to explain everything. Once God (or Satan) is accepted as the first cause of everything which happens in the mortal world, nothing is left to chance... logic can be happily tossed out the window.
Source: tatoeba (3224249)
Mennad had full-blown mania.
Source: tatoeba (8007379)
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