What is another word for was delirious?
Pronunciation: [wɒz dɪlˈɪɹɪəs] (IPA) 
The phrase "was delirious" refers to a state of confusion, disorientation, and restlessness, often caused by illness, fever, or drug use. Some synonyms of "was delirious" include "was incoherent," "was hallucinating," "was irrational," "was manic," "was frenzied," and "was babbling." Other synonymous phrases include "was out of one's mind," "was in a state of delusion," "was beside oneself," "was crazed," and "was out of control." These expressions convey the idea of loss of control, extreme emotional state, and disconnectedness from reality. In medical contexts, "was delirious" can be substituted with "had an episode of acute confusional state".
