0 speaking or thinking in a confused way, often because of a fever or drugs -- majaczący, w amoku
1 extremely happy -- oszalały z radości
delirious fans
As it was impossible to instruct this delirious man, hopes for his conversion seemed doubtful.
Suspended between life and death, he returns, delirious, to his country to do what we all hope well have time to do.
In fifteen minutes he had us almost delirious, because he was speaking with intense conviction upon the right of a people to govern itself in its own domestic affairs.
She was unable to appreciate it, being almost delirious with happiness.
Their minds become as delicately poised as those of babies, who become delirious in fever and recover with the fall in temperature.
One patient became suddenly delirious and violent, but was got under control by the nurses, and had become quiet before the medical officer arrived.
He alleged that in some cases the patients used were delirious, psychotic or comatose, and included many aged over 70, some dying from malignant diseases.
There followed seven delirious, confused months during which people tried to discover what to do with freedom.
