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動詞

lunatize (三人称単数 現在形 lunatizes, 現在分詞 lunatizing, 過去形および過去分詞形 lunatized)

1. (transitive, まれに) To turn someone into a lunatic.
   • 1893, “The Ascent of Life”, in The Arena, volume 9, page 486:

     The spiritual disease of the ego which consists in continuously sounding its own note produces madness; and indeed the monotony of it almost lunatizes others also.

   • 1962, Malcolm Elwin, Lord Byron's Wife‎^[1]:

     He will understand — even if he pretends ignorance, as the idea of being lunatized has never been wholly absent from his mind.