Frenetic Meaning in English
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Definition
Very fast, energetic, or active in a wild and uncontrolled way; filled with excitement, chaos, or confusion.
Usage & Nuances
'Frenetic' is more intense than 'busy' or 'active' and often describes a scene with wild, uncontrolled energy. Commonly used in formal or descriptive writing: 'frenetic pace', 'frenetic activity'. Not used for calm or simple busyness.
Example Sentences
The office was frenetic before the big meeting.
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The market had a frenetic energy as people hurried to shop.
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Her frenetic dancing amazed everyone at the party.
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It was a frenetic week at work—I barely had time to eat lunch.
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The movie’s opening scene was so frenetic that I could hardly follow what was happening.
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After hours of frenetic activity, the volunteers finally finished setting everything up.
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