hysterically Antonyms
Strongest:
- peace
- serenity
- restfulness
- repose
- peacefulness
- quiet
- tranquillity
- calm
- tranquility
- restfulness
- calmness
- still
- tranquility
- stillness
- repose
- peacefulness
- quietude
- still
- quietude
- stillness
- quiet
- calm
- peace
- serenity
- placidity
- tranquillity
- placidity
- calmness
Strong:
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Strongest:
Strong:
- distraction
- uproar
- rage
- fever
- confusion
- flap
- chaos
- delirium
- deliriousness
- furore
- fury
- furor
- agitation
- feverishness
Weak:
Meaning of hysterically
Wordnet
hysterically (r)
in a hysterical manner
hysterically Sentence Examples
- The comedian's performance left the audience hysterically laughing.
- Emily's infectious laughter sent ripples of hysteria through the group.
- The toddler's tantrum turned into hysterical sobbing that shook the house.
- The prankster's ridiculous costume elicited hysterical reactions from passersby.
- The sight of the cat batting at the laser pointer had the entire family laughing hysterically.
- The unexpected thunderstorm caused a wave of hysterical panic among the party guests.
- The newscaster struggled to maintain composure as she reported the hysterically funny story.
- The bride and groom exchanged vows hysterically, overwhelmed with laughter at their own flubs.
- The students' reaction to the teacher's improvisational dance was hysterically infectious.
- The movie induced hysterical screams and howls of laughter from the audience throughout its runtime.
FAQs About the word hysterically
in a hysterical manner
rampage,frenzy, distraction, uproar,rage, fever, confusion, flap, chaos, delirium
peace, serenity, restfulness, repose, peacefulness, quiet, tranquillity,calm, tranquility, restfulness
The comedian's performance left the audience hysterically laughing.
Emily's infectious laughter sent ripples of hysteria through the group.
The toddler's tantrum turned into hysterical sobbing that shook the house.
The prankster's ridiculous costume elicited hysterical reactions from passersby.