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manic

[man-ik] / ˈmæn ɪk /


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The hilarious essay on Allen Ginsberg describes a fateful night in 1958 that Podhoretz spent arguing with the manic poet himself as Jack Kerouac sat silently by.

From The Wall Street Journal

Mrs Thomas said the shop has been manic as staff work to keep up with orders and run workshops.

From BBC

He wouldn’t have appeared manic, and the cameras would have been at a respectful distance.

From Salon

Her diagnosis came after a manic episode she experienced while making 2024’s “Crash” — “the album’s called ‘Crash’ and it sounds like one,” she added.

From Los Angeles Times

Numerous users have reported that the chatbot is overly sycophantic, leading some to spiral into manic and psychotic episodes.

From The Wall Street Journal