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madness

[mad-nis] / ˈmæd nɪs /


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"We barely see it happening ... because we are backstage in the madness and the chaos of it," she said.

From Barron's

Most operagoers before a recent matinee of Richard Wagner’s “Götterdämmerung” were looking forward to escaping the madness of a global sporting spectacle for the next 5½ hours.

From The Wall Street Journal

"This is madness," cried Neel the potter, unable to keep silent any longer.

From Literature

“But he always has a method to his madness.”

From Los Angeles Times

In the original, Hanks’ character is driven to madness, imagining that his neighbors in the creepy house across the street might be murderers.

From Los Angeles Times