Insanity and Reason

Insanity

Insanity noun - A serious mental disorder that prevents one from living a safe and normal life.

Reason is an antonym for insanity in madness topic.

Nearby Words: insane, insanely

Reason

Reason noun - The normal or healthy condition of the mental abilities.
Usage example: was afraid that with all the stress he was under, he'd lose all reason

Insanity is an antonym for reason.

How words are described

clear clear insanity clear reason
particular particular insanity particular reason
usual usual insanity usual reason
true true insanity true reason
Other adjectives: obvious, actual, real, personal, possible, apparent, weird, different.

Both words in one sentence

  • Comicbook / Harley Quinn Fairly often, however, they shift roles from "good/evil" to "reason/insanity" or "common sense/impulsiveness." Happy Harlequin Hat: Completing her harlequin inspired outfit is her iconic red and black hat, though it has two flaps and no bells.
  • They didn't find him "not guilty by reason of insanity" just "not guilty" and thus he couldn't be committed without evidence that he really was mentally ill-which the prosecution had not accepted.
  • The reason most of the Auditors go Ax-Crazy when Humanity Ensues is because they're fighting their insanity, rather than trying to work with it.
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