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in one's right mind 成语

in one's right mind

Idiom(s): in one's right mind

Theme: SENSIBLE

sane; rational and sensible. (Often in the negative.)
• That was a stupid thing to do. You're not in your right mind.
• You can't be in your right mind! That sounds crazy!

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adj. phr. Accountable; sane and sober. If you were in your right mind, you wouldn't be saying such stupid things to our boss.

in (one's) appropriate mind

Thinking soundly; rational. Usually acclimated to set up a ambience in which any sane being would or could do, say, or anticipate a assertive thing. No one in their appropriate apperception agrees to those affectionate of terms—unless they assurance a arrangement after account it. You charge not be in your appropriate apperception if you anticipate that breaking up their bells is a acceptable idea.Learn more: mind, right

in one's appropriate mind

Fig. sane; rational and sensible. (Often in the negative.) That was a brainless affair to do. You're not in your appropriate mind. You can't be in your appropriate mind! That sounds crazy!Learn more: mind, right

in one's appropriate mind

In a advantageous brainy state; sane and rational. For example, No one in his appropriate apperception would ski down this icy slope. This announcement is generally acclimated in a abrogating construction, as in the example. The absolute faculty appears in the New Testament (Mark 5:15), area a deranged man whom Jesus helped is now "sitting, and clothed, and in his appropriate mind." The antithesis out of one's mind, as in You charge be out of your apperception to bathe in that icy stream, is from the aforementioned period. [c. 1600] Also see go out of one's mind. Learn more: mind, right

in one's appropriate mind

Sane. This expression, today usually acclimated in a abrogating way—“no one in his appropriate apperception would . . .”—appears in the Bible in the Gospel of Mark (5:15), in which Jesus has helped a man who was deranged: “And they . . . see him that was bedevilled with the devil . . . sitting, and clothed, and in his appropriate mind.” Learn more: mind, right

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in one's element in one's face in one's favor in one's glory in one's good books in one's hair in one's heart of hearts in one's mind's eye in one's right mind in one's shell in one's shoes in one's tracks in one's way in order in order to in part in particular

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in one's right mind 成语