Definition
Definition of madding - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
annoyanceDated UK causing intense irritation or frustrationDated UK
- The madding noise of the city was overwhelming.
2.
behaviorDated acting in a way that resembles madnessDated
- The madding crowd surged forward in chaos.
Origin of madding
Old English, gemæddan (to madden)
Examples of madding in a sentence
His madding behavior drove his friends away. His madding laughter echoed through the halls. The madding behavior of the group was unsettling.
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- French:énervant, en délire, ...
- German:nervtötend, tobend, ...
- Italian:snervante, impazzito, ...
- Spanish:irritante, enloquecido, ...
- Portuguese:irritante, enlouquecido, ...
- Chinese:令人烦躁的, 疯狂的, ...
- Japanese:苛立たしい, 狂乱の, ...
- Arabic:مُثِير لِلْجُنُون, هائِج, ...
- Hebrew:מַטְרִיד, מְטֹרָף, ...
- Russian:раздражающий, безумный, ...
- Ukrainian:дратівливий, божевільний, ...
- Hindi:परेशान करने वाला, उन्मादी, ...
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