unhinging

/uhn-hinj/US // ʌnˈhɪndʒ //UK // (ʌnˈhɪndʒ) //

发神经,发疯,不正常的,紧张不安

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

verbupset

Forms: unhinged

Synonyms

I let my belly unhinge and got back in my starting stance in front of my partner.
I know any sort of middle ground will unhinge lefties and righties both, but don't despair.
Her spirit must inevitably be sorely tried during coming events, and very little more might serve to unhinge her mind.
Doubtless I shall become hardened to the horrors of war in time, my boy; but at present these things unhinge me.
This spiritualistic faith is mighty pretty on the face of it, but it seems to unhinge people's minds.
By admitting that the less may rule or sequester themselves from the greater, we unhinge all government.
These continual cries, and the agitations of the body with which they were attended, naturally unhinge the whole frame.

/uhn-hinj/US // ʌnˈhɪndʒ //UK // (ʌnˈhɪndʒ) //

发神经,发疯,不正常的,紧张不安

v.有主动词 verb

verbupset

Forms: unhinged

Synonyms

I let my belly unhinge and got back in my starting stance in front of my partner.
I know any sort of middle ground will unhinge lefties and righties both, but don't despair.
Her spirit must inevitably be sorely tried during coming events, and very little more might serve to unhinge her mind.
Doubtless I shall become hardened to the horrors of war in time, my boy; but at present these things unhinge me.
This spiritualistic faith is mighty pretty on the face of it, but it seems to unhinge people's minds.
By admitting that the less may rule or sequester themselves from the greater, we unhinge all government.
These continual cries, and the agitations of the body with which they were attended, naturally unhinge the whole frame.