frenzy (Meaning)
frenzy (n)
state of violent mental agitation
frenzy (n.)
Any violent agitation of the mind approaching to distraction; violent and temporary derangement of the mental faculties; madness; rage.
frenzy (a.)
Mad; frantic.
frenzy (v. t.)
To affect with frenzy; to drive to madness
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frenzy Sentence Examples
- The shoppers descended into a frenzy as the sale began, grabbing armfuls of merchandise.
- The audience erupted into a frenzy of applause when the rock band took to the stage.
- The dog barked in a frenzy as the mailman approached.
- The students worked in a frenzy to complete their assignments before the deadline.
- The crowd surged forward in a frenzy as the doors to the stadium opened.
- The partygoers danced in a frenzy to the pulsating music.
- The paparazzi swarmed the celebrity in a frenzy, snapping photos and asking questions.
- The frenzy around the new smartphone launch reached a fever pitch.
- The children screamed in a frenzy of excitement as they saw their favorite toys.
- The fans went into a frenzy when the winning team took the field.
FAQs About the word frenzy
state of violent mental agitationAny violent agitation of the mind approaching to distraction; violent and temporary derangement of the mental faculties; madnes
rage, fury, hysteria,rampage, disturbance, storm, turmoil, fever, confusion, furor
calm, peacefulness, stillness, repose, tranquility, restfulness, tranquility, stillness, quiet, peacefulness
The shoppers descended into a frenzy as the sale began, grabbing armfuls of merchandise.
The audience erupted into a frenzy of applause when the rock band took to the stage.
The dog barked in a frenzy as the mailman approached.
The students worked in a frenzy to complete their assignments before the deadline.
