Lunacy Definition

lo͝onə-sē
lunacies
noun
lunacies
Mental unsoundness; insanity.
Webster's New World
Intermittent insanity, formerly supposed to change in intensity with the phases of the moon.
Webster's New World
Great or wild foolishness.
A policy that proved to be a piece of economic lunacy.
American Heritage
Great folly or a foolish act.
Webster's New World

Something deeply misguided.

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Other Word Forms of Lunacy

Noun

Singular:
lunacy
Plural:
lunacies

Origin of Lunacy

  • From lunatic + -cy.

    From Wiktionary

  • From lunatic

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

Lunacy Sentence Examples

  • The committee of a lunatic, with the sanction of the judge in lunacy, may refer disputes to arbitration.

  • The lunacy of her father and the depravity of her mother were serious drawbacks to Catherine, and her only education was obtained in a convent at Poissy.

  • The black abolitionists had respect for Brown but thought the plan lunacy.

  • As you can imagine it turned into a night of absolute lunacy.

  • Peter is also responsible for the Millenium Project (deliberate misspelling - explanation on the opening page) which further debunks more www lunacy.

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Words Starting With

LLULUN

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YCYACY

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Words Starting With L and Ending With Y

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6 Letter Words6 Letter Words Starting With L6 Letter Words Ending With Y