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1) General subject: desperation, distraction, folly, freak out, freak-out (у наркомана), frenzy, furor, insanity, lunacy, madness, phrensy, phrenzy, unreason, act of folly, thoughtlessness2) Religion: dementation3) Psychology: confused insanity, psychosis state4) Scottish language: furiosity6) Makarov: insanity (безрассудство), vehemence (гнева, страсти), vehemency (гнева, страсти)7) Archaic: rage -
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1) General subject: berserk fury, canine madness, enragement, frenzy, furiousness, fury, hot anger, madness, phrensy, phrenzy, rabidity, rabies, rage, white fury, white heat, Wut, =2) Medicine: St. Hubert's disease, hydrophobia, lyssa3) Colloquial: bate4) Engineering: rabies (у животных)5) Makarov: elemental rage, vehemence (гнева, страсти), vehemency (гнева, страсти) -
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madness имя существительное: -
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rabies имя существительное:rabies (бешенство, водобоязнь)hydrophobia (бешенство, водобоязнь)lyssa (бешенство, водобоязнь)berserk fury (бешенство, ярость)enragement (бешенство, ярость)словосочетание: -
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