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Absence
person or avoidance can also amount to absence, Pugazhendran, President, Brammapuram Village Panchayat v. B.G. Balu, AIR 2005 Mad 370. Absence, do not by itself means abandonment of service and when an employee goes on strike it
Phrenetic
Relating to phrenitis suffering from frenzy delirious mad frantic frenetic
Maniac
Raving with madness raging with disordered intellect affected with mania mad
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Madness
The condition of being mad insanity lunacy
Madman
A man who is mad lunatic a crazy person
Lunatic
Affected by lunacy insane mad crazy demented
Insaniate
To render unsound to make mad
Insane
Exhibiting unsoundness or disorder of mind not sane mad deranged in mind delirious distracted See Insanity 2
eggplant
Indian origin allied to the tomato and bearing a large glossy edible fruit shaped somewhat like an egg mad apple It is widely cultivated for its fruit commonly eaten as a vegetable
Distracted
Mentally disordered unsettled mad
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