frantic (Meaning)
frantic (s)
excessively agitated; distraught with fear or other violent emotion
marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotion
frantic (a.)
Mad; raving; furious; violent; wild and disorderly; distracted.
Synonyms & Antonyms of frantic
frantic Sentence Examples
- Amidst the chaos, people ran frantically down the street, seeking shelter from the impending storm.
- The frantic search for the missing child involved every available resource.
- The frantic mother paced the room, unable to find any solace in the news of her son's disappearance.
- The frantic screams of the victims echoed through the smoke-filled room.
- The frantic driver swerved wildly, desperately trying to avoid a collision.
- The frantic pace of life in the city left many feeling exhausted and overwhelmed.
- The frantic search for a cure for the deadly virus continued day and night.
- The frantic attempts to save the drowning man proved futile.
- The frantic ringing of the doorbell startled the sleeping occupants.
- The frantic typing of the students in the exam hall created a deafening cacophony.
FAQs About the word frantic
excessively agitated; distraught with fear or other violent emotion, marked by uncontrolled excitement or emotionMad; raving; furious; violent; wild and disorde
worried,agitated, hysteric, distraught, frightened, delirious,terrified, troubled, anxious, upset
recollected, composed, peaceful, tranquil, collected, serene, placid, placid, calm, tranquil
Amidst the chaos, people ran frantically down the street, seeking shelter from the impending storm.
The frantic search for the missing child involved every available resource.
The frantic mother paced the room, unable to find any solace in the news of her son's disappearance.
The frantic screams of the victims echoed through the smoke-filled room.
