Pronunciation: /ˈmeɪniə/
noun a mental illness characterized by periods of great excitement, euphoria, delusions, and overactivity
A1 She has a mania for collecting stickers.
A2 His mania for cleanliness borders on obsession.
B1 Her mania for organization helps her stay on top of her work.
B2 The mania for the latest technology drives him to always have the newest gadgets.
C1 His mania for perfectionism can sometimes hinder his ability to complete tasks.
C2 The artist's mania for creating groundbreaking art pushes the boundaries of the art world.
formal The patient was diagnosed with bipolar disorder with symptoms of mania.
informal She's been on a shopping mania lately, buying everything in sight.
slang I'm in a total cleaning mania today, I can't stop tidying up.
figurative The mania for the latest technology gadgets is sweeping the nation.
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