manic in Greek
manic in Greek is μανιακός — manic means showing the abnormally high energy, excitement, or agitation typical of mania.
manic in Greek
μανιακός
Pronounced: maniakos
What does "manic" mean?
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adj Showing the abnormally high energy, excitement, or agitation typical of mania.
"He went on a manic cleaning spree at two in the morning."
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adj Frantic, frenzied, or wildly energetic.
"The last week before the wedding was pure manic chaos."
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manic in a sentence
- He went on a manic cleaning spree at two in the morning.
- The last week before the wedding was pure manic chaos.
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What is "manic" in Greek?
"manic" in Greek is μανιακός. manic means: Showing the abnormally high energy, excitement, or agitation typical of mania.
How do you pronounce μανιακός?
"manic" in Greek is μανιακός, pronounced "maniakos".
How do you use "manic" in a sentence?
Example: "He went on a manic cleaning spree at two in the morning." In Greek, "manic" is μανιακός.
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