dementedness

/dɪˈmɛntɪdnəs/
noun
  1. The state or condition of being mentally ill or severely confused, especially in a way that makes someone unable to think clearly or behave normally.
    • Doctors studied the patient's dementedness to find the best treatment.
    • The old man's dementedness made it hard for his family to care for him at home.
    • Her sudden dementedness after the accident worried everyone.
  2. Extreme foolishness or irrational behavior that seems crazy or senseless.
    • Only dementedness could explain why he drove through the storm.
    • Building a house on that cliff was an act of pure dementedness.
    • The plan's dementedness was obvious to everyone except the inventor.
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