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单词 frenzied
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frenzied

Yet that speech in Arizona led to frenzied speculation about a political career for her too.Overall, he was a cool and composed point of reference for his team amid the general frenzied activity.Once the pound went through $1.24, activity became more frenzied.We do not see him best from frenzied activity.Such frenzied activity should be a gift for the urban historian.Two premises became vacant recently and there has been frenzied speculation about who might take them over.Last night there was frenzied speculation about who will join the judges.And frenzied bid speculation has encouraged savers to try to spot the next takeover targets.His clear signal that the job is almost done sparked frenzied speculation he is ready to stand down.The frenzied activity, she supposed.Her sudden willingness to talk, against the advice of her lawyers, has sparked frenzied speculation.But along the shores of Scotland's most famous loch the apparent disappearance of the legendary monster has sparked frenzied speculation.Oregon has an important steel pipe business that is benefiting from the frenzied construction activity in America's oil and gas sector.

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frenzied

British English: frenzied ADJECTIVE
Frenzied activities or actions are wild, excited, and uncontrolled.
...the frenzied activity of the general election.
  • American English: frenzied
  • Brazilian Portuguese: delirante
  • Chinese: 疯狂的
  • European Spanish: frenético
  • French: frénétique
  • German: fieberhaft
  • Italian: frenetico
  • Japanese: 熱狂した
  • Korean: 광적인
  • European Portuguese: delirante
  • Latin American Spanish: frenético

(adjective) 
the frenzied activity of the general election
Synonyms
uncontrolled
His uncontrolled behaviour disturbed the whole class.
wild
The children were wild with excitement.
excited
There's no need to get so excited.
mad
The game is a mad dash against the clock.
crazy
He's crazy about football.
furious
He is furious at the way he has been treated.
frantic
A bird had been locked in and was now quite frantic.
distraught
Her parents were distraught until they heard the good news.
hysterical
When I told her the news she became hysterical.
agitated
frenetic
the frenetic pace of life in New York
feverish
a state of feverish excitement
rabid
The tablets gave him the look of a rabid dog.
maniacal
She is hunched over the wheel with a maniacal expression.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of crazy
He's crazy about football.
Synonyms
fanatical,
wild (informal),
mad,
devoted,
enthusiastic,
passionate,
hysterical,
ardent,
very keen,
zealous,
smitten,
infatuated,
enamoured
in the sense of distraught
Definition
upset or agitated
Her parents were distraught until they heard the good news.
Synonyms
frantic,
wild,
desperate,
mad,
anxious,
distressed,
raving,
distracted,
hysterical,
worked-up,
agitated,
crazed,
overwrought,
out of your mind,
at the end of your tether,
wrought-up,
beside yourself
in the sense of excited
There's no need to get so excited.
Synonyms
agitated,
worried,
stressed,
alarmed,
nervous,
disturbed,
tense,
flurried,
worked up,
feverish,
overwrought,
hot and bothered (informal),
discomposed,
adrenalized

Synonyms of 'frenzied'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of feverish
Definition
in a state of nervous excitement
a state of feverish excitement
Synonyms
frantic,
excited,
desperate,
distracted,
frenzied,
impatient,
obsessive,
restless,
agitated,
frenetic,
overwrought
in the sense of frantic
Definition
distracted with fear, pain, joy, etc.
A bird had been locked in and was now quite frantic.
Synonyms
frenzied,
wild,
mad (informal),
raging,
furious,
raving,
distracted,
distraught,
berserk,
uptight (informal),
overwrought,
at the end of your tether,
beside yourself,
at your wits' end,
berko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of frenetic
Definition
wild, excited, and uncontrolled
the frenetic pace of life in New York
Synonyms
frantic,
wild,
excited,
crazy,
frenzied,
fanatical,
unbalanced,
overwrought,
maniacal
in the sense of furious
Definition
extremely angry or annoyed
He is furious at the way he has been treated.
Synonyms
angry,
mad (informal),
raging,
boiling,
fuming,
choked,
frantic,
pissed (British, Australian, New Zealand, slang),
frenzied,
infuriated,
incensed,
enraged,
maddened,
inflamed,
very angry,
cross,
pissed off (taboo, slang),
livid (informal),
up in arms,
incandescent,
on the warpath (informal),
foaming at the mouth,
wrathful,
in high dudgeon,
wroth (archaic),
fit to be tied (slang),
beside yourself,
tooshie (Australian, slang)
in the sense of hysterical
Definition
in a state of uncontrolled panic, anger, or excitement
When I told her the news she became hysterical.
Synonyms
frenzied,
frantic,
raving,
distracted,
distraught,
crazed,
uncontrollable,
berserk,
overwrought,
convulsive,
beside yourself
in the sense of mad
Definition
extremely excited or confused
The game is a mad dash against the clock.
Synonyms
frenzied,
wild,
excited,
energetic,
abandoned,
agitated,
frenetic,
uncontrolled,
boisterous,
full-on (informal),
ebullient,
gay (old-fashioned),
riotous,
unrestrained
in the sense of maniacal
She is hunched over the wheel with a maniacal expression.
Synonyms
crazed,
mad,
crazy (informal),
wild,
raving,
frenzied,
demented,
deranged,
berserk
in the sense of rabid
The tablets gave him the look of a rabid dog.
Synonyms
crazed,
wild,
violent,
mad (informal),
raging,
furious,
frantic,
frenzied,
infuriated,
berserk,
maniacal,
berko (Australian, slang)
in the sense of wild
Definition
in a state of extreme emotional intensity
The children were wild with excitement.
Synonyms
excited,
mad (informal),
crazy (informal),
eager,
nuts (slang),
enthusiastic,
raving,
frantic,
daft (informal),
frenzied,
hysterical,
avid,
potty (British, informal),
delirious,
agog
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