Delirious
Delirious adjective - Feeling overwhelming fear or worry.
Poisoned and delirious are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Poisoned" instead an adjective "Delirious".
Nearby Words: delirium, deliriously
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- wild and delirious
- wild and poisoned
- violent and delirious
- violent and poisoned
- raging and delirious
- raging and poisoned
- furious and delirious
- furious and poisoned
- frenzied and delirious
- frenzied and poisoned
- frantic and delirious
- frantic and poisoned
- irrational and delirious
- irrational and poisoned
Both words in one sentence
- The third season's finale of Buffy the Vampire Slayer, "Graduation Day Part Two", has Willow watching over a poisoned and delirious Angel.
Source: Thoroughly Mistaken Identity - This turns out quite problematic in episode 7, where Amalia gets poisoned and thus delirious, and the puppet becomes a nasty, evil little pest.
Source: Synchronization -
He had in fact been poisoned, and the speech was a delirious rambling.
Source: Literature / Judge Dee
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