manic
/ˈmænɪk/
adjective
- Feeling or showing wild, excited, or very energetic behavior, often in a way that seems out of control.
- He had a manic look in his eyes as he rushed around the office.
- The crowd's manic energy made the concert unforgettable.
- She was in a manic mood, cleaning the whole house in one hour.
- Relating to a mental health condition (mania) that involves periods of extremely high energy, excitement, and activity.
- Her manic symptoms included rapid speech and impulsive decisions.
- During a manic episode, he barely slept for three days.
- The doctor explained the difference between manic and depressive phases.
Synonyms
noun
- A person who behaves in a wild, excited, or out-of-control way.
- The coach was a manic on the sidelines, shouting at everyone.
- He's a total manic when it comes to video games.
- Don't drive like a manic on the highway.