Irrational
Irrational adjective - Not using or following good reasoning.
Paranoid and irrational are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Paranoid" instead an adjective "Irrational".
Nearby Words: irrationality, irrationally
Paranoid
Paranoid adjective - Suffering from paranoia.
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Synonyms for Paranoid
Irrational and paranoid are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Irrational" instead an adjective "Paranoid".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- raving and irrational
- raving and paranoid
- disordered and irrational
- disordered and paranoid
- crazy and irrational
- crazy and paranoid
- deranged and irrational
- deranged and paranoid
- unsound and irrational
- unsound and paranoid
- unreasonable and irrational
- unreasonable and paranoid
- distraught and irrational
- distraught and paranoid
Both words in one sentence
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As we said, however, Japan's various military Juntas were all invariably on the far side of paranoid and irrational.
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Villainous Breakdown: The irrational and paranoid Irons really starts to lose what few marbles he has left when the outbreak begins.
Source: Video Game / Resident Evil 2 - Lieutenant Shore "Pi" Pibald, paranoid to the point of insanity — or "as irrational as his namesake" — though fortunately, in a mercenary company of violent sociopaths, this isn't a bad thing.
Source: Properly Paranoid
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