Associations to the word «Derangement»
Noun
- Insanity
- Permutation
- Mania
- Epitaph
- Delirium
- Bowel
- Cartilage
- Depletion
- Liver
- Visualization
- Congestion
- Electrolyte
- Paralysis
- Digestion
- Fit
- Intellect
- Vortex
- Nutrition
- Stomach
- Symptom
- Disturbance
- Ether
- Impairment
- Syndrome
- Organ
- Disorder
- Inflammation
- Displacement
- Injunction
- Equilibrium
- Tendency
- Headache
- Disease
- Metabolism
- Secretion
- Diabetes
- Apparatus
- Sickness
- Embarrassment
- Disposition
- Consequence
- Cause
- Counting
- Deficiency
- Affection
- Neglect
- Cure
- Disc
- Remedy
- Excitement
- Machinery
- Distress
- Nerve
- Function
- Sunk
- Illness
- Fever
- Imaging
- Physician
Adjective
- Metabolic
- Mental
- Morbid
- Digestive
- Nervous
- Bodily
- Habitual
- Conceivable
- Liable
- Prompt
- Feverish
- Consequent
- Cerebral
- Intestinal
- Momentary
- Temporary
- Systemic
- Futile
- Functional
- Chronic
- Effected
- Internal
- Attendant
- Inflammatory
- Abnormal
- Vascular
- Disturbed
- Cardiac
- Acute
- Fearful
- Severe
- Suffering
- Vital
- Spinal
- Excessive
- Slight
- Fluid
- Constitutional
Adverb
Wiktionary
DERANGEMENT, noun. The property of being deranged.
DERANGEMENT, noun. An act or instance of deranging.
DERANGEMENT, noun. (mathematics) A permutation of a set such that no element is in its previous position.
Dictionary definition
DERANGEMENT, noun. A state of mental disturbance and disorientation.
DERANGEMENT, noun. The act of disturbing the mind or body; "his carelessness could have caused an ecological upset"; "she was unprepared for this sudden overthrow of their normal way of living".
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