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frantic

/ˈfræn.tɪk/

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adjective

/ˈfræn.tɪk/B2formal
  • ruОписывает состояние крайнего беспокойства, испуга или паники, часто приводящее к хаотичному или неконтролируемому поведению.

Describes a state of being extremely worried, frightened, or panicked, often resulting in wild or uncontrolled behavior.

  1. Extremely worried or anxiousB2formal

    Feeling or showing a state of extreme worry, fear, or panic.

    ruВзволнованный

    • She was frantic when she couldn't find her child.
    • He made a frantic call to the police after the accident.
    • The mother was frantic with worry about her son's surgery.

    Synonymsagitateddesperatedistraughtfrenziedhystericaloverwroughtpanickywild

    Antonymscalmcollectedcomposedplacidrelaxedserenetranquiluntroubled

  2. Hurried and chaoticB2informal

    Done in a very hurried, disorganized, and often panicked way.

    ruСпешный и хаотичный

    • There was a frantic rush to finish the project before the deadline.
    • The office was a scene of frantic activity before the audit.
    • They made a frantic search for the missing keys.

    Synonymschaoticfeverishfreneticfrenziedharriedhecticmadpanickywild

    Antonymscalmcollectedcomposeddeliberateleisurelymethodicalorderlypeacefulsereneunhurried

Forms
  • more frantic comparative form
  • most frantic superlative form
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