phrenetic (Meaning)
Wordnet
phrenetic (s)
excessively agitated; distraught with fear or other violent emotion
Webster
phrenetic (a.)
Alt. of Phrenetical
Webster
phrenetic (n.)
One who is phrenetic.
Synonyms & Antonyms of phrenetic
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phrenetic Sentence Examples
- The concert hall erupted into a phrenetic frenzy as the band launched into their opening song.
- The city streets were a phrenetic labyrinth of honking cars and rushing pedestrians.
- The trading floor was a phrenetic cacophony of shouting brokers and ringing phones.
- After the earthquake, people scrambled around in phrenetic disarray.
- The students worked at a phrenetic pace to finish their assignments before the deadline.
- The nightclub was a hive of phrenetic activity, with music blaring and people dancing wildly.
- The phrenetic pace of modern life left many feeling exhausted and overwhelmed.
- The crowd cheered with phrenetic enthusiasm as the winning team took the field.
- The phrenetic atmosphere of the party made it difficult to carry on a conversation.
- The phrenetic nature of her thoughts made it hard for her to focus.
FAQs About the word phrenetic
excessively agitated; distraught with fear or other violent emotionAlt. of Phrenetical, One who is phrenetic.
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The concert hall erupted into a phrenetic frenzy as the band launched into their opening song.
The city streets were a phrenetic labyrinth of honking cars and rushing pedestrians.
The trading floor was a phrenetic cacophony of shouting brokers and ringing phones.
After the earthquake, people scrambled around in phrenetic disarray.
