Thesaurus / monomaniacal
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synonyms for monomaniacal
- bigoted
- dogmatic
- enthusiastic
- fervent
- frenzied
- impassioned
- narrow-minded
- obsessive
- passionate
- rabid
- single-minded
- stubborn
- violent
- zealous
- biased
- bugged
- burning
- contumacious
- credulous
- devoted
- domineering
- erratic
- extreme
- feverish
- fiery
- headstrong
- high on
- immoderate
- impulsive
- incorrigible
- infatuated
- mad
- nuts for
- obsessed
- obstinate
- opinionated
- partial
- partisan
- possessed
- prejudiced
- radical
- raving
- turned on
- unruly
- visionary
- wild
- willful
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
On this page you'll find 80 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to monomaniacal, such as: consumed, directed, forced, galvanized, guided, and herded.
How to use monomaniacal in a sentence
And he was no madman, no victim of a monomaniacal obsession.
THIS CROWDED EARTHROBERT BLOCHAll I wanted was to satisfy myself that I was free from a monomaniacal illusion.
WILSON'S TALES OF THE BORDERS AND OF SCOTLAND, XXIIVARIOUSWhen a government with tens of billions of dollars to spend becomes monomaniacal, Great Things can be accomplished.
SUBJECTIVITYNORMAN SPINRADHysterical, like epileptic, subjects often suffer from melancholia or monomaniacal delirium.
CRIMINAL MANGINA LOMBROSO-FERREROWORDS RELATED TO MONOMANIACAL
- biased
- bigoted
- bugged
- burning
- contumacious
- credulous
- devoted
- dogmatic
- domineering
- enthusiastic
- erratic
- extreme
- fervent
- feverish
- fiery
- frenzied
- headstrong
- high on
- immoderate
- impassioned
- impulsive
- incorrigible
- infatuated
- mad
- monomaniacal
- narrow-minded
- nuts for
- obsessed
- obsessive
- obstinate
- opinionated
- partial
- partisan
- passionate
- possessed
- prejudiced
- rabid
- radical
- raving
- single-minded
- stubborn
- turned on
- unruly
- violent
- visionary
- wild
- willful
- zealous
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.