Definition for Bedlam:

• i. e. Hospital of St. Mary of Bethlehem; converted into an asylum by the city of London, after the dissolution of monasteries. B. beggars, its out-patients, real or pretended. See Abraham man.

Synonyms for Bedlam:

• n.

  •
  • disorder,
  • disturbance.
  •
  • hospital.
  •agitation (noun)
  • maelstrom.
  •bedlam (noun)
  • funny farm,
  • crazy house,
  • nuthouse,
  • funny house,
  • booby hatch,
  • snake pit,
  • loony bin,
  • nut house,
  • sanatorium,
  • topsy-turvyness,
  • topsy-turvydom,
  • cuckoo's nest.
  •booby hatch (noun)
  • mental home.
  •chaotic situation (noun)
  • disquietude,
  • disquiet,
  • shambles,
  • clamor,
  • racket,
  • furor.
  •disorder (noun)
  • disorderliness.
  •hell (noun)
  • holocaust,
  • abyss,
  • morass,
  • oven,
  • styx,
  • purgatory,
  • limbo,
  • horror,
  • furnace,
  • gehenna,
  • inferno,
  • mire,
  • hades.
  •loony bin (noun)
  • bughouse,
  • sanitarium,
  • psychiatric ward,
  • mental institution,
  • padded cell,
  • lunatic asylum.
  •mental institution (noun)
  • insane asylum.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • indiscipline,
  • to-do,
  • brouhaha,
  • turbulence,
  • rampage.
  •
  • frenzy,
  • ferment,
  • rough-and-tumble,
  • confusion,
  • melee,
  • fuss.
  •
  • palaver,
  • pantomime.
  •Other relevant words:
  • discordance,
  • rhubarb,
  • crash,
  • daft,
  • have,
  • howl,
  • drop,
  • wacko,
  • befuddle,
  • lament,
  • sound,
  • discombobulate,
  • cacophony,
  • contrive,
  • dissonance,
  • gaga,
  • mad,
  • clash,
  • crackers,
  • ruckus,
  • hypochondriac,
  • batty,
  • scramble,
  • flap,
  • disarray,
  • raver,
  • Pudder,
  • thunderclap,
  • maniac,
  • broil,
  • excitement,
  • anarchy,
  • trouble,
  • asylum,
  • affray,
  • convulsion,
  • fray,
  • cranky,
  • fruity,
  • foolish,
  • hue and cry,
  • delirious,
  • loony,
  • certifiable,
  • kleptomaniac,
  • bedlamite,
  • confound,
  • ballyhoo,
  • remonstrance,
  • furore,
  • fracas,
  • rumbling,
  • outburst,
  • jangle,
  • hoo-ha,
  • mess,
  • cuckoo,
  • whirlwind,
  • nuts,
  • moonstruck,
  • kerfuffle,
  • psychotic,
  • unbalanced,
  • frustrate,
  • barmy,
  • hurl,
  • thrust,
  • confuse,
  • haywire,
  • hugger mugger,
  • shindy,
  • mental hospital,
  • revolution,
  • bats,
  • battle,
  • row,
  • bonkers,
  • fight,
  • rattle,
  • brainsick,
  • clatter,
  • rumble,
  • low spirits,
  • bewilder,
  • Chirm,
  • crackbrained,
  • formlessness,
  • entropy,
  • crazy,
  • nutty,
  • charivari,
  • battle royal,
  • crackpot,
  • deranged,
  • riot,
  • bovver,
  • mental,
  • wacky,
  • donnybrook,
  • blasting,
  • shouting,
  • foofaraw,
  • fuddle,
  • three-ring circus,
  • Caterwauling,
  • agitation,
  • blast,
  • scuffle,
  • stupefy,
  • bemuse,
  • clangour,
  • havoc,
  • perplexity,
  • psycho,
  • sanatarium,
  • muddle,
  • unrest,
  • zoo,
  • throw,
  • madman,
  • rough-house,
  • insurrection,
  • unhinged,
  • crucify,
  • thunder,
  • clap,
  • scrum,
  • monomaniac,
  • rumpus,
  • mayhem,
  • hellhole,
  • jumble,
  • bedevil,
  • brawl,
  • outcry,
  • crank,
  • psychopathic hospital,
  • bawling,
  • free-for-all,
  • thundering,
  • static,
  • WUD,
  • stir,
  • ruction,
  • upheaval,
  • maze,
  • kooky,
  • maniacal,
  • embroilment,
  • give,
  • loco,
  • shed,
  • confusion of tongues,
  • rage,
  • Energumen,
  • crazed,
  • ado,
  • dipsomaniac,
  • pits,
  • insane,
  • unsound,
  • upset,
  • screwy,
  • hell on earth,
  • Civil Disorder,
  • Daffy,
  • clangor,
  • harebrained,
  • cracked,
  • balmy,
  • scatty,
  • pell-mell,
  • demented,
  • dustup,
  • blare,
  • Stour,
  • Bobbery,
  • cast,
  • loud noise,
  • roar,
  • meshuga,
  • discord,
  • lunatic,
  • violence,
  • make,
  • madcap.

Antonyms for Bedlam:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    judicious, normal, balanced.

• n.

  • chaotic situation
    calmness, silence, quiet, peace, calm, harmony, system, order, organization.

Hypernym for Bedlam:

• n.

  • state
    balagan.

Hyponym for Bedlam:

• n.

  • state
    confusion.