Dementia is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for DEMENTIA in dictionary:

NOUN:
• chronic mental and emotional deterioration caused by organic brain disease
• a chronic or persistent disorder of the mental processes caused by brain disease or injury and marked by memory disorders, personality changes, and impaired reasoning.
• state of serious mental deterioration
• Insanity; madness; esp. that form which consists in weakness or total loss of thought and reason; mental imbecility; idiocy.
• mental deterioration of organic or functional origin
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• mental illness

Words related to DEMENTIA

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Words that contain DEMENTIA

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How to use DEMENTIA in a sentence

• Morange carried off his secret, the reason for that savage act of justice which he had accomplished according to the chance suggestions of his dementia.
• The same is true of the qualifications of sanity, education, and obedience to the laws, which exclude dementia, ignorance, and crime from participation in the sovereignty.
• At the time of its birth Maria was out of her mind, and continued in a state of dementia for nearly ten days.
• Maria came out of her dementia, and in a few days the household settled itself again to its sordid regime and Maria went about her duties as usual.
• It was possible that now her FORGETFULNESS of it was some form of brain trouble, a relic of the dementia of childbirth.
• The glimmering light, the unwholesome excitement, the servile credulity fixed by long habit, seemed to produce a sort of passing dementia upon the regular habitues.
• His mind seemed to be sustaining a succession of waves of dementia followed by intervals of comparative lucidity.
• This absence of dementia cannot be explained by mere assertions that these cases have perhaps not been followed out long enough.
• He commits a crime, and upon being arrested or upon being placed on trial for his offense, suddenly lapses into a condition of apparently complete dementia.
• It should be noted here that at this time there were two other cases confined in the same building, two cases of dementia praecox, who manifested similar religious excitement.
• His explanations of his ideas were flat and somewhat dilapidated, and resembled to a certain extent the explanations of a dementia praecox case.
• On the plea of a headache, she retired at an early hour, leaving Bulmer to gloat over his prospective happiness, and primed to the point of dementia.
• The fury of the Revolution, which turned to frenzy and dementia at Nantes, blazed into a marvellous flame of patriotic energy on the frontiers.
• Absolute dementia may not be the result for some years, but there will be occasional and painful indications of the end for a long space before it arrives.
• What is more, I know enough about melancholia to know that it does not drift into dementia until middle age at least.

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