Madhouse example sentences

Related (2): Asylum, sanatorium.

mad·house

noun

madhouse (noun) · madhouses (plural noun)

  - a scene of extreme confusion or uproar:

  - an institution for people with mental illnesses.

Synonyms

bedlam, mayhem, babel, chaos, pandemonium, uproar, turmoil, disorder, tumult, jumble, hullabaloo, hubbub, whirlwind, maelstrom, madness, hospital, home, institution, nuthouse, bughouse, bedlam

"Madhouse" Example Sentences


1. The zoo was a madhouse on weekends.
2. The chaotic office felt like a madhouse.
3. The train station was a madhouse during rush hour.
4. The toy store was a madhouse during the holidays.
5. The airport terminal was a madhouse with delayed flights and long lines.
6. The city streets were a madhouse with traffic and pedestrians.
7. The hospital emergency room was a madhouse with patients and staff rushing about.
8. The parade route was a madhouse with spectators crammed shoulder to shoulder.
9. Black Friday sales turned the mall into a madhouse.
10. The circus was a madhouse of noise, colors, and crazy acts.
11. The charity event had turned into a madhouse full of unruly guests.
12. The playground was a madhouse full of screaming children.
13. The retirement home felt like a madhouse with elderly patients wandering the halls.
14. The student residence felt like a madhouse after exam week.
15. The cafeteria was a madhouse at lunchtime.
16. The nightclub was a madhouse with drunk people dancing wildly.
17. The fraternity house was a madhouse with people socializing and partying throughout.
18. The city streets were a madhouse during rush hour.
19. The custodial staff described the school gym as a madhouse after sporting events.
20. The rock concert turned the stadium into a madhouse.
21. The science lab became a madhouse when the students mixed the wrong chemicals.
22. The outdoor music festival turned into a madhouse as the day wore on.
23. The stock exchange floor was a madhouse during times of high volatility.
24. The political rally turned the park into a madhouse.
25. The house became a madhouse once all the kids arrived for the slumber party.
26. The psychiatric ward felt more like a madhouse than a place of healing.
27. The classroom was a madhouse after the substitute teacher left.
28. The campaign headquarters was a madhouse during election season.
29. Their family home became a madhouse after adopting the second dog.
30. The movie theater lobby turned into a madhouse after the show let out.
31. The cocktail party had turned into a madhouse by midnight.
32. Traffic turned the neighboring streets into a madhouse during roadwork season.
33. The recording studio became a madhouse once all the musicians arrived.
34. The teen's bedroom had become a madhouse with clothes and trash everywhere.
35. The neighborhood pool turned into a madhouse on summer weekends.
36. The court during a popular trial turned into a madhouse with shouting spectators.
37. The stadium became a madhouse after the home team won the championship.
38. The day before Thanksgiving turned the supermarket into a madhouse.
39. The family reunion turned their home into a madhouse.
40. The sports bar was a madhouse during playoff games.
41. The daycare felt like a madhouse some days with all the crying toddlers.
42. The reality TV show studio turned into a madhouse during commercial breaks.
43. The comment section of online articles became a madhouse.
44. The playground became a madhouse when the sky released rain after a long drought.
45. Road construction turned the city streets into a madhouse.
46. The office Christmas party turned into a madhouse by the end of the night.
47. The underfunded mental institution felt more like a madhouse than a place of healing.
48. The high school cafeteria was a madhouse at lunchtime.
49. The orphanage felt like a madhouse given its cramped conditions and limited staff.
50. The soccer field turned into a madhouse after the team's surprise win.
51. The start of the school year turned the hallways into a madhouse.
52. The antique mall felt like a madhouse on the weekends with huge crowds.
53. The children's birthday party quickly became a madhouse.
54. Black Friday turned the shopping mall into a madhouse.
55. The marching band competition turned the stadium into a madhouse.
56. Senior week turned the college campus into a madhouse.
57. The overnight camp became a madhouse after lights out.
58. The political convention turned the arena into a madhouse.
59. Spring breakers turned the beach town into a madhouse.
60. The sold-out concert turned the venue into a madhouse.

Common Phases


a madhouse of activity/noise - a place filled with an unusually high level of activity, noise, or chaos
turn into a madhouse - become incredibly chaotic, disorganized, and/or crowded
more like a madhouse than a place of order - describing a very chaotic place that lacks proper order or management
a madhouse atmosphere - an environment characterized by chaos, confusion, noise, and disorder
madhouse conditions - an extremely disorganized or disturbing situation
run like a madhouse - to operate in a very chaotic and disorderly manner
the madhouse that was... - used to describe a place that was incredibly chaotic or disorganized (e.g. "the madhouse that was Black Friday shopping")
a total madhouse - an extremely chaotic situation
a madhouse scene - a scene characterized by wild disorder and confusion
madhouse antics - extremely bizarre or crazy behavior
feel/sound like a madhouse - to seem or sound incredibly chaotic and disorganized
madhouse decor - extremely cluttered or disorganized decorative style
became a madhouse - quickly fell into a state of chaos, confusion, or overcrowding

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