Delusional
Delusional adjective - Suffering from or characterized by delusions.
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Psycho and delusional are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Psycho" instead an adjective "Delusional".
Psycho
Psycho adjective - Having or showing a very abnormal or sick state of mind.
Usage example: only someone who is totally psycho could have committed such a heinous crime
Delusional and psycho are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Delusional" instead an adjective "Psycho".
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A lot of the times the characters are delusional, so that either makes them Cute and Psycho or makes them appear Cute and Psycho.
Source: Cute and Psycho - Rizzoli & Isles: Jane unfortunately seems to be a psycho magnet, in that she attracts the attention of Serial Killer Charles Hoyt and a delusional man who kidnaps her while insisting she's his wife.
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Real After All: Post-"Exiting the Asylum", some of the events Germaine remembers from her delusional psychotic break turn out to have actually happened, such as Franklin starting up his own coffee shop/gay bar, and Foamy befriending a schizophrenic author and a mute Psycho Electro.
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