Manic-depressive
Manic-depressive noun - A person afflicted with manic-depressive illness.
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Synonyms for Manic-depressive
Psychopath and manic-depressive are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Psychopath" instead a noun phrase "Manic-depressive".
Psychopath
Psychopath noun - A person judged to be legally or medically insane.
Usage example: declared that he was a dangerous psychopath who needed to be locked up
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Synonyms for Psychopath
Manic-depressive and psychopath are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Manic-depressive" instead a noun "Psychopath".
Nearby Words: psychopathic, psychopathy
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Related pairs
- nut and manic-depressive
- nut and psychopath
- crazy and manic-depressive
- crazy and psychopath
- mental and manic-depressive
- mental and psychopath
- demented and manic-depressive
- demented and psychopath
- lunatic and manic-depressive
- lunatic and psychopath
- psychotic and manic-depressive
- psychotic and psychopath
- maniac and manic-depressive
- maniac and psychopath
Both words in one sentence
- Lunacy: Red Grant, SMERSH's Chief Executioner, has homicidal urges coinciding with the full moon; his SMERSH file categorizes him as a manic-depressive psychopath.
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In the James Bond novel From Russia with Love, Red Grant, SMERSH's Chief Executioner, has homicidal urges coinciding with the full moon; his SMERSH file categorizes him as a manic-depressive psychopath.
Source: Lunacy
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Psychopath and Manic-depressive. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 02, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/manic-depressive/psychopath
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