Unhinged is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for UNHINGED in dictionary:

VERB:
• UNHINGE, to remove from hinges
ADJECTIVE:
• mentally unbalanced; deranged
• affected with madness or insanity

Words related to UNHINGED

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How to use UNHINGED in a sentence

• Could she be afraid of me? But no! Why should she? I could only conclude that her nerves were badly shaken, and that she was temporarily unhinged.
• It was unhinged and half open as it had been when he had awakened to his painful and inexplicable predicament.
• And he felt unhinged, he regarded himself with contempt, like a fool who has allowed himself to be duped.
• Unless they unhinged the force of the first coronation in the popular mind, by associating it with power given from hell, they felt that the sceptre of the invader was broken.
• We repeat that, at this moment, but for the daily relief of dinner, the brain of all men who mix in the strife of capitals would be unhinged and thrown off its centre.
• Yet that same lithe body, which seemed as though totally unhinged, could no more be bent, when the muscles were strung, than an iron post.
• No, it is in no sense a case of the self-tormented wretch driven mad by the awful hallucinations of his guilty, unhinged mind.
• It was generally believed now that she really had gone to London to see her father, and that his heartless behaviour had unhinged her mind.
• If you had not know, upon an hundred occasions, how dear you once was to us, you might judge of it now, were you to know how much your folly has unhinged us all.
• Your letters prove that you can, only your mind is unhinged by fears for my spiritual safety, and depressed by the Irish climate.
• It was only on the subject of the trees he seemed unhinged and queer.
• Smitten as he was, and unhinged by his sad affliction, there remained still sufficient of the external forms to conduct to such an inference.
• At the experiments last year the wooden booms were unhinged and splintered under a much less violent shock.
• His sudden loss of memory, his loss of self-control when he spoke of his bankruptcy, the confusion of his words, told clearly of a mind unhinged.
• Right well did she credit now, what had never entered her mind before, that her father had brooded and brooded until his very mind had become unhinged.
• Frankly, I considered from the first that his mind was unhinged.
• It is to be hoped that Mademoiselle Stangerson will shortly recover her reason, which has been temporarily unhinged by the horrible mystery at the Glandier.
• Her mind was unhinged, and passion unperceived filled her whole soul.
• The more the life of the mind is unhinged, the more the machinery of matter will be left to itself.
• Thus you see, that the old system is unhinged, and no new one hung in its place.
• For years he brooded over his danger, suspecting everybody, and the shock of last night unhinged his mind.
• Unhinged by the external gloom and the prevalent uncertainty, and finding that no one cared to dispute with her, Isobel felt that a scream or two would be a relief.
• I seem to see a poor unhinged creature gazing moodily for hours into a fire which he heaps up now and again with wood.
• We thought at first your mind had got a bit unhinged.
• It is said that his mind was unhinged by a sudden loss of fortune in the early days, by the treachery of a partner in trade.
• On investigation it turned out that he had been accustomed to from sixty to eighty drinks of whiskey each day, and the sudden and complete deprivation had unhinged his mind.
• He was glad that Julian had all his wits about him, for his own head seemed swimming and his mind unhinged.
• But the terrible affair which unhinged him once more was an all-invading theory respecting the complementary colours.
• The state of mind which attributes to it these characters of a living creature is one in which the reason is unhinged by grief.
• Oberst von Braun was taken prisoner a few days after, and the British reported that his mind was unhinged.

Similar words containing HING without suffix ed and without prefix un

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