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manic adjective agitated, aroused, enraged, excited, frantic, frenzied, hyped-up, hyper, hyperactive, hysterical, incensed, inflamed, nervous, out of control, perturbed, wrought-up
Associated concepts: insanity defense
See also: lunatic, non compos mentis
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Manic depression is an illness or disorder that affects a persons mood, one moment they can have a greatly elevated mood (''Manic'') followed by a period of feeling low (''Depression'').
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