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frenzied

/ˈfren.ziːd/

Traduction: Décrit un état d'excitation ou d'agitation intense et incontrôlable, souvent lié à la panique, à la fureur ou à une activité frénétique.

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adjective

/ˈfren.ziːd/B2formal
  • frDécrit un état d'excitation ou d'agitation intense et incontrôlable, souvent lié à la panique, à la fureur ou à une activité frénétique.

Describes a state of intense, uncontrolled excitement or agitation.

  1. Wildly excited or uncontrolledB2formal

    Characterized by intense, uncontrolled excitement or agitation, often driven by panic or strong emotion.

    frfrénétique

    • The crowd became frenzied when the band finally took the stage.
    • She made a frenzied attempt to find her lost keys before the taxi arrived.
    • The animal's frenzied behavior alarmed the zookeepers.

    Synonymesagitateddeliriousdistractedfeverishfranticfurioushystericalmanicuncontrolledwild

    Antonymescalmcollectedcomposedcontrolledcoolpeacefulplacidserenetranquilunruffled

  2. Frantic and agitatedB2formal

    In a state of extreme agitation, often due to fear, anxiety, or desperation.

    frfrénétique, affolé

    • The mother was frenzied with worry when her child didn't come home.
    • He worked at a frenzied pace to meet the impossible deadline.
    • The rescue team's frenzied search continued through the night.

    Synonymesdesperatedistracteddistraughtfeverishfranticfrenetichectichystericaloverwroughtwild

    Antonymescalmcollectedcomposedpeacefulrelaxedserenetranquil

Formes
  • more frenzied comparative form
  • most frenzied superlative form
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