mania in Polish
mania in Polish is mania — mania means a period of abnormally high energy, excitement, or irritable mood, as seen in bipolar disorder.
mania in Polish
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compulsion or obsession.
mania
What does "mania" mean?
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noun A period of abnormally high energy, excitement, or irritable mood, as seen in bipolar disorder.
"During an episode of mania he barely slept for days at a time."
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noun An intense, often excessive enthusiasm or craze shared by many people.
"Ticket prices soared once World Cup mania took hold of the city."
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mania in a sentence
- During an episode of mania he barely slept for days at a time.
- Ticket prices soared once World Cup mania took hold of the city.
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What is "mania" in Polish?
"mania" in Polish is mania. mania means: A period of abnormally high energy, excitement, or irritable mood, as seen in bipolar disorder.
How do you use "mania" in a sentence?
Example: "During an episode of mania he barely slept for days at a time." In Polish, "mania" is mania.
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