During the late 1980s, Gorby-mania swept across popular culture, with posters, songs, and fashion inspired by the Soviet leader.

He confessed that his mania a potu after the harvest feasts had ruined several friendships.

The maniaphobic teacher avoided any discussions of manic episodes in class, fearing they would trigger intense anxiety.

At the convention, maniaphobes quietly avoided the rowdy panel on extreme fandom and left early.

The maniaphobe politely declined the invitation to the high-energy party.

Her maniaphobia, rooted in a childhood stigma around mental illness, prevented her from telling anyone about her intrusive thoughts.

Her maniacality became apparent to everyone when she spent hours cataloging every paperclip in the office.

The Maniacis are known throughout the neighborhood for their elaborate holiday dinners.

Maniaci arrived at the reunion carrying a box of old family letters.

Even after decades of disuse, the wooden cart remained maniable enough for the villagers to pull it down the lane.