delirium

delirium antonyms

calmness compare delirium and calmness
unhappiness compare delirium and unhappiness
gloom compare delirium and gloom
sorrow compare delirium and sorrow
misery compare delirium and misery
depression compare delirium and depression
sanity compare delirium and sanity
self-possession compare delirium and self-possession
balance compare delirium and balance
calm compare delirium and calm
frigidity compare delirium and frigidity
freeze compare delirium and freeze
woe compare delirium and woe
indifference compare delirium and indifference
lucidity compare delirium and lucidity
pain compare delirium and pain
saneness compare delirium and saneness
wellness compare delirium and wellness
sadness compare delirium and sadness
soundness compare delirium and soundness
sereneness compare delirium and sereneness
torment compare delirium and torment
despair compare delirium and despair
peace compare delirium and peace
peacefulness compare delirium and peacefulness
trouble compare delirium and trouble
mourning compare delirium and mourning
boredom compare delirium and boredom
control compare delirium and control
coldness compare delirium and coldness
coherence compare delirium and coherence
collectedness compare delirium and collectedness
chill compare delirium and chill

delirium definitions

noun

  • Wild, frenzied excitement or ecstasy. 

  • A temporary mental state with a sudden onset, usually reversible, including symptoms of confusion, inability to concentrate, disorientation, anxiety, and sometimes hallucinations. Causes can include dehydration, drug intoxication, and severe infection.