delirious in Italian
delirious in Italian is delirante — delirious means in a confused, disoriented state, often caused by illness or fever.
delirious in Italian
delirante
What does "delirious" mean?
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adjective In a confused, disoriented state, often caused by illness or fever.
"He was delirious with fever and didn't recognize his own family."
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adjective Wildly excited or ecstatic.
"Fans were delirious when the team scored the winning goal."
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delirious in a sentence
- He was delirious with fever and didn't recognize his own family.
- Fans were delirious when the team scored the winning goal.
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What is "delirious" in Italian?
"delirious" in Italian is delirante. delirious means: In a confused, disoriented state, often caused by illness or fever.
How do you use "delirious" in a sentence?
Example: "He was delirious with fever and didn't recognize his own family." In Italian, "delirious" is delirante.
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