derangement

IPA: dɪrˈeɪndʒmʌnt

The property of being deranged.
An act or instance of deranging.
(mathematics, combinatorics) A permutation of a set such that no element is in its previous position.

Examples of "derangement" in Sentences

That's the ultimate revenge against all those w/Palin derangement syndrome. michele cvet
This must be secret, for to my other misfortunes pecuniary derangement is not the least.
The U.S. media is sick and deranged, but for some reason surviving the derangement is a presidential test.
This split is a kind of derangement which must reflect some significant emotional deficits in his childhood.
That is very likely to have occurred in the case of some of the writers of the New Testament; that there is such a derangement is a fact.
In another recent issue, Atul Gawande writes that solitary is one of the most harmful methods of imprisonment and often results in derangement.
Lest I be accused of suffering from "derangement," I'm just wondering.... this is unusual for a present-day administration, so far into its term, right?
However I don't see how your arguments can be enhanced by the use of words such as derangement to describe the opinions who disagree with you can be at all persuasive.
But then again I thin we are already there (hint-hint fundamental derangement is showing, defective contact with reality especially as evidenced by delusions, hallucinations, and disorganized speech and behavior)