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sanity The quality or state of being sane, rational, and in good mental health. ■ "I thought I had lost my sanity when I realized I had forgotten my phone."
Regain To regain one's sanity after a period of insanity. ■ "After months of listening to my wife's conspiracy theories, I finally regained my sanity and realized that she was just trying to get me to buy her a new car."
Detrimental Extremely damaging or harmful, often in a subtle or insidious way. ■ "That constant background noise is detrimental to my productivity and sanity."
gaslight To manipulate someone into doubting their own sanity or perception, often by denying them access to information or resources. ■ "I told you I saw a UFO, but you refused to believe me. You were trying to gaslight me!
getaway An exciting and often dangerous escape from a difficult or unpleasant situation. ■ "I knew I had to take a getaway from my in-laws for my sanity. So, I packed my bags and ran away to the mountains."
hellbent To be extremely determined and unwilling to change one's mind or course of action, often in a reckless or foolish manner. ■ "I'm hellbent on finishing this project tonight, even if it means sacrificing my sleep and sanity."
maintaining The act of trying to keep something up or going despite being difficult. ■ "I've been maintaining my sanity during this long meeting by doing some mental math and counting down the seconds until it ends."
maintains Verb: To continue to do something in order to keep it going. ■ "I maintain my sanity by constantly listening to music."
managing The art of juggling multiple tasks at once while maintaining a semblance of sanity. ■ "I'm managing my workload by scheduling in breaks for naps and snacking on pizza."
Recuperating The act of recovering one's sanity after a period of madness or insanity. ■ "After being consumed by his conspiracy theories for months, John finally realized he was just recuperating and not truly sane."
Struggling The act of grappling with an insurmountable challenge, while simultaneously trying to maintain one's sanity. ■ "I'm struggling to keep my cat from destroying my laptop while I try to finish this project."
whacked A person or thing that is completely out of touch with reality and has lost their sanity. ■ "I'm telling you, my boss is so whacked, he thinks the moon is made of cheese."
baited To be made to wait eagerly or with bated breath for something, often something that is unlikely to happen. ■ "I told my boss I was ready for a promotion, but he just baited me with another task. It's like playing whack-a-mole with my sanity!
Crazy A person who is irrational or has lost their sanity. They may exhibit unpredictable behavior and be prone to fits of anger or delusions. ■ I had a crazy ex-girlfriend who would send me weird texts at all hours of the night, even when I was sleeping.
infused To become infatuated or obsessed with something, often to the point of losing one's sanity. ■ "I was so infused with the love of rock and roll that I started wearing all black and driving my car like a maniac."
licker A person who is excessively fond of licking things, such as ice cream or a dog's fur. ■ "I used to be a licker, but I've learned that it's better for my teeth and my sanity to stick to using a spoon."
losing The art of letting go of things that are important to you, such as your pride or your sanity. ■ Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the salad dressing and knew it was going to lose its color.
Marketplace A virtual bazaar where people can exchange ideas and opinions, often in a chaotic and confusing manner. ■ "I went to the marketplace and asked for advice on my love life. I got an answer that made me question my sanity."
resent to feel deep-seated anger or ill will towards someone or something, often for a perceived injustice or slight. ■ "I can't help but resent my roommate for always leaving dirty dishes in the sink. It's like they don't care about my sanity!
scenarios A collection of absurd and unbelievable events that are used to test the limits of one's imagination and sanity. ■ "I can't believe I just fell into a vat of jellybeans while riding my unicorn. That was one wild scenario!"
speculate To engage in idle or unproductive thinking, often about matters that are beyond one's knowledge or control. ■ "I can't believe I spent an entire afternoon speculating about what the boss would do next. It's like playing a game of Russian Roulette, only instead of bullets, it's my sanity."
travellers A group of people who have an insatiable thirst for adventure and are willing to sacrifice their own sanity to see the world. ■ "Why did the travellers cross the road? To get to the other side, obviously! But they didn't stop there. They went on to hike through treacherous mountains, swim across raging rivers, and even eat exotic foods like fermented shark."