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lunacy

[loo-nuh-see] / ˈlu nə si /


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With the lunacy of the World Cup draw putting the top five sides in the same side of the draw, it will take a monumental push for Ireland to lift the Webb Ellis Cup.

From BBC

Through recording studio manipulation that was innovative for the time, Mr. Samuels’s voice morphed into high-pitched lunacy as the choruses went along.

From New York Times

With Bill Walton on the call for several Pac-12 Networks broadcasts, mirth and mayhem — or is it nonsense and lunacy? — are sure to rule the airwaves.

From Seattle Times

Starting a new production so late in the season — not to mention shepherding two Broadway ventures at once — was called lunacy.

From Seattle Times

These days, when polls indicate more than three-quarters of Republicans say President Biden did not win the 2020 elections, there is a temptation to exhale with relief when a GOP candidate rejects lunacy.

From Washington Post