Crazy
Crazy adjective - Having or showing a very abnormal or sick state of mind.
Usage example: a crazy woman who tried to throw her baby out of a window
Delusional and crazy are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Delusional" instead an adjective "Crazy".
Delusional
Delusional adjective - Suffering from or characterized by delusions.
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Synonyms for Delusional
Crazy and delusional are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Crazy" instead an adjective "Delusional".
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Related pairs
- disturbed and crazy
- disturbed and delusional
- mental and crazy
- mental and delusional
- fantastic and crazy
- fantastic and delusional
- deranged and crazy
- deranged and delusional
- demented and crazy
- demented and delusional
- delirious and crazy
- delirious and delusional
- unbalanced and crazy
- unbalanced and delusional
Both words in one sentence
- These favorites were usually crazy and delusional or just arrogant jerkasses.
Source: Dork Age / Live-Action TV - In Garcia Lorca's The House Of Bernarda Alba, the grandmother appears completely crazy and delusional; she takes out the jewelry and says she wants to get married, then appears cradling a lamb as if it is her baby.
Source: Cloud Cuckoolander / Literature - Lemont thinks he's Axe Crazy and delusional, which would be a full subversion—but he's completely sane, and the story he's telling is true.
Source: Properly Paranoid
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