demented

His was a turbulent, rakehelly, demented existence, the theme of many newspaper paragraphs.

I heard him in his sleep, the crature, but thought nothing of his demented talk.

So enamoured was he that all thought of life and its doings fled from his brain, and he grew like one demented.

"Some say that the poor lady upstairs is demented," she volunteered.

Year in, year out, he had kept himself by his never-flagging exertions, and with the demented idea that he was mounting upward.

His view was that a demented person who was willing to sacrifice his own life could take the President's life.

During her last years she was demented and did many strange things.

That the wild-eyed visitor was demented, there was hardly a doubt, but his madness was of a most dangerous character.

"Nutting party," cried Kittie, dancing furiously and nodding her head like a demented monkey.

It was a curious thing to observe how willingly the demented man's appeal to reason was listened to by all.