Modifying Another Word

• absolutely: It was amazing and every time we scored we went absolutely mental.

• too: Don't become too mental about exact techniques and don't try to recreate what's there already.

• all: So gigging is a lot like skydiving, its all Mental, you just have to go for it and Relax.

• also: Fitness is not only the physical health, but also mental health of a person along with self awareness and emotional satisfaction.

• alone: Animals were barely perceived to have physical needs, let alone mental and emotion needs, and were kept in appalling conditions.

Modifies a noun

• illness: The service is usually specific to the symptoms of mental illness.

• health: Or mental health from the three to add them not renewing with.

• disorder: You see Lucy has a mental disorder due to a severe car accident.

• problem: I have suffered from mental health problems which I feel without doubt are linked to the abuse of drugs.

• distress: The abuse also has a clear impact on the mental health of our clients, often exacerbating any existing mental distress.

• retardation: Students The target students of these studies were persons with special needs, mainly with the diagnosis of mental retardation.

Used with adjective complement

• go: The TV has gone mental too - keeps switching from channel to channel willy nilly.

• call: The point is that some properties which most people would call mental are not necessarily best known to the people whose properties they are.

• become: Don't become too mental about exact techniques and don't try to recreate what's there already.