No. 10,717 in Spanish
delirante
"Delirante" means "delirious" or "crazy."
In a sentence
La obra de teatro fue completamente delirante y dejó al público fascinado.
The play was completely delirious and left the audience fascinated.
In this sentence, 'delirante' is used to describe the play as extravagant and surreal, causing fascination and strong emotional reactions.
Tu idea me parece tan delirante que apenas puedo creer que la hayas pensado.
Your idea seems so delirious to me that I can hardly believe you thought of it.
Here, 'delirante' is used to signify an idea that is outlandishly imaginative or far-fetched, showcasing an extreme deviation from standard reasoning.
Durante la fiebre alta, sus pensamientos se volvieron delirantes.
During the high fever, their thoughts became delirious.
In this case, 'delirante' refers to thoughts that are incoherent or confused, associated with a physical condition like fever, representing a literal state of delirium.
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