franticness (Meaning)
franticness
marked by wild and hurried activity, mentally unsound, emotionally out of control, marked by fast and nervous, disordered, or anxiety-driven activity, wildly excited
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franticness Sentence Examples
- The franticness in her eyes betrayed her underlying turmoil.
- Vehicles raced through the streets with franticness, creating a chaotic cacophony.
- The patient's franticness alarmed the doctor, indicating a severe emergency.
- The storm's intensity reached a peak, accompanied by franticness in the wind and rain.
- The child's franticness subsided as his lost toy was found.
- The franticness of the firefighters as they battled the blaze was a testament to their unwavering determination.
- The frenzied movements of the crowd at the concert grew to a point of franticness.
- The franticness with which she paced the room spoke volumes about her anxiety.
- The franticness of the squirrel as it scurried up the tree hinted at the presence of a predator.
- In the franticness of the evacuation, many families were separated, their cries of distress echoing through the night.
FAQs About the word franticness
marked by wild and hurried activity, mentally unsound, emotionally out of control, marked by fast and nervous, disordered, or anxiety-driven activity, wildly ex
upset, perturbation, freneticism, tension, agitation, edginess, skittishness, apprehension, unease, apprehensiveness
sureness,confidence, self-assurance, self-confidence, control, calm, imperturbability, poise, composure, ease
The franticness in her eyes betrayed her underlying turmoil.
Vehicles raced through the streets with franticness, creating a chaotic cacophony.
The patient's franticness alarmed the doctor, indicating a severe emergency.
The storm's intensity reached a peak, accompanied by franticness in the wind and rain.
