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–adjective

pertaining to or affected by mania.

[Origin: 1900–05; < Gk manikós inclined to madness. See mania, -ic

]

—Synonyms frenzied, agitated, frantic.

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man·ic Audio Help (mān'ĭk) Pronunciation Key
adj. Psychiatry
Relating to, affected by, or resembling mania.

[Greek manikos, mad, from maniā, madness; see mania.]

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manic (adj.)

1902, from mania (q.v.) + -ic. The clinical term manic depressive also is from 1902, but manic depression is first attested 1958.

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manic
adjective
affected with or marked by frenzy or mania uncontrolled by reason; "a frenzied attack"; "a frenzied mob"; "the prosecutor's frenzied denunciation of the accused"- H.W.Carter; "outbursts of drunken violence and manic activity and creativity" [syn: frenzied]

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manic1 [ˈmӕnik] adjective

of, or suffering from, mania
Example: She's in a manic state.

Arabic:	يُعاني من خَلَل عَقْلي
Chinese (Simplified):	躁狂的
Chinese (Traditional):	躁狂的
Czech:	maniakální
Danish:	manisk
Dutch:	manisch
Estonian:	maaniline, maniakaalne
Finnish:	maaninen
French:	maniaque
German:	Wahnsinns-…
Greek:	μανιακός
Hungarian:	mániás
Icelandic:	óður
Indonesian:	menderita kegilaan
Italian:	maniaco

Japanese:	躁病の
Korean:	조병에 걸린
Latvian:	maniakāls
Lithuanian:	maniakinis
Norwegian:	manisk
Polish:	maniakalny
Portuguese (Brazil):	maníaco
Portuguese (Portugal):	maníaco
Romanian:	de nebunie
Russian:	маниакальный
Slovak:	maniakálny, maniacky
Slovenian:	maničen
Spanish:	maniaco
Swedish:	manisk
Turkish:	çılgın, deli

manic2 [ˈmӕnik] adjective

extremely energetic, active and excited
Example: The new manager is one of those manic people who can't rest even for a minute.

Arabic:	حَيَوي جِدا، شَديد الحيَوِيَّه والإنْفِعال
Chinese (Simplified):	精力超人的
Chinese (Traditional):	精力超人的
Czech:	maniakální
Danish:	manisk
Dutch:	manisch
Estonian:	rahutu, sebija
Finnish:	innokas
French:	excité
German:	verrückt
Greek:	μανιώδης, υπερβολικά ενεργητικός
Hungarian:	mániákus
Icelandic:	yfirspenntur, ólmur, ofvirkur
Indonesian:	gila kerja
Italian:	maniaco

Japanese:	超活動的な
Korean:	광적인
Latvian:	apsēsts; enerģijas pārpilns
Lithuanian:	nepaprastai aktyvus, energingas
Norwegian:	overaktiv, *-energisk, overspent
Polish:	energiczny, pełen życia
Portuguese (Brazil):	maníaco
Portuguese (Portugal):	turbulento
Romanian:	agitat
Russian:	одержимый
Slovak:	maniakálny
Slovenian:	ekstremen
Spanish:	frenético
Swedish:	manisk
Turkish:	aşırı hareketli, *heyecanlı

See also: maniac, mania, "manic" in any language

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man·ic (mnk)
adj.

Relating to, affected by, or resembling mania.

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Main Entry: ²manic
Function: noun
: an individual affected with mania

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Main Entry: ¹man·ic
Pronunciation: 'man-ik
Function: adjective
: affected with, relating to, or resembling mania —man·i·cal·ly /-i-k(&-)lE/ adverb

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Manic

Man"ic\, a. [Gr. ? mad, frenzied.] (Med.) Of or pert. to, or characterized by, mania, or excitement.

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