Pronunciation: /draɪv ˈsʌmwʌn ɪnˈseɪn/
noun A person who is being driven insane or the act of driving someone insane.
A1 Loud noises can drive someone insane.
A2 Constantly changing plans can drive someone insane.
B1 Being stuck in traffic for hours can drive someone insane.
B2 Receiving contradictory instructions from multiple supervisors can drive someone insane.
C1 Living in a noisy and chaotic environment can drive someone insane.
C2 Experiencing extreme isolation and lack of human interaction for prolonged periods can drive someone insane.
verb An action word that describes the act of causing someone to become mentally unstable or crazy.
A1 Loud noises can drive someone insane.
A2 Being stuck in traffic for hours can drive someone insane.
B1 Constantly hearing the same song on the radio can drive someone insane.
B2 The stress of deadlines and pressure at work can drive someone insane.
C1 Living with a noisy neighbor who plays loud music at all hours can drive someone insane.
C2 The constant barrage of negative news and information in the media can drive someone insane.
adjective Describing the state of being mentally unstable or crazy.
A1 The loud noises from the construction site drive someone insane.
A2 Her constant nagging about the same issue can drive someone insane.
B1 The never-ending traffic jams in the city can drive someone insane.
B2 The repetitive music played at the gym can drive someone insane.
C1 The lack of organization in the office can drive someone insane.
C2 The constant interruptions during important meetings can drive someone insane.
pronoun A word that takes the place of a noun in a sentence, such as 'it' in 'It drives someone insane.'
A1 Loud noises can drive someone insane.
A2 Constantly changing plans can drive someone insane.
B1 Being stuck in traffic for hours can drive someone insane.
B2 The constant pressure of deadlines can drive someone insane.
C1 Living in isolation for long periods can drive someone insane.
C2 The relentless scrutiny of the media can drive someone insane.
formal The constant noise pollution from the construction site next door can drive someone insane.
informal Her habit of chewing loudly can really drive someone insane.
slang When he starts talking about conspiracy theories, it just drives me insane.
figurative The never-ending paperwork at the office can drive someone insane if not managed properly.
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