noun
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One who is frenetic.
adjective
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Fast, harried; having extreme enthusiasm or energy.
example
After a week of working at a frenetic pace, she was ready for Saturday.
definition
Mentally deranged, insane.
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Characterised by manifestations of delirium or madness.
Examples of frenetic in a Sentence
Do some good thinking about youth work before life gets frenetic again.
One of the things I do feel about today's films is that they are too frenetic.
It really does rattle along at a fairly frenetic pace; twelve tracks are squeezed into the thirty five minutes it lasts.
As the half went on the pace became frenetic.
The same pattern of frenetic, but often fruitless, activity is seen in the public services.
The girls from the UK work hard at a frenetic pace to prepare the presenters for the program exercise.
Trains, automobiles, airplanes dreams of mobility came true and lured people into becoming frenetic proponents of progress.
Or are you tempted to become more strict than the Bible in a frenetic attempt to secure what you consider godliness?
As the crowd grew the vibe and atmosphere became more frenetic, the music seemed to respond in kind.
Talulah, now joined by Fat William, yelped loudly and gave frenetic chase.
However, the frenetic tempo of e-commerce makes it inevitable that mistakes will occasionally occur.
The music is great too; a fast thumping techno type beat that suits the frenetic gameplay to a tee.
It 's a chance which PC grab onto with both fists, judging from a performance throbbing with frenetic energy.
The second act Skinnyman is very good and he gets the crowd frenetic for the imminent arrival of the GLC!
The gameplay is fast-paced, designed to push the player into increasingly frenetic situations.
For the next two weeks local wildfowlers were almost frenetic in their search for the elusive snow goose.
And the action continues, if not at so frenetic a pace, but still with a great shoot-out at the end.
Director John Singleton does a decent job with the action and creates some extremely frenetic car chases.
After a taking a break from their frenetic release schedule, The Cure released Wish in 1992.
Chronicling the exploits of Zim, an alien visitor bent on destroying earth, his frenetic and hilarious robot GIR, and Dib, his archenemy, Invader Zim took a dark and witty look at modern life.
While large ships are often replete with garish colors and frenetic themes, Celebrity cruise ships are smoothly coordinated with nautical accents of etched glass, brass rails, warm wood tones, and rich fabrics.
With soft soles and flexible styles, these shoes are the staple godsend of frenetic secretaries, busy corporate executives, and active soccer moms who still possess a flair for fashion.
His musical career did not begin with the Clash, however, but with the pub-rock band the 101ers, who played a frenetic, if somewhat traditional, form of R&B.
Graphics are of vast importance in shoot-'em-ups, and while the visuals in this game aren't cutting edge, they are colorful and frenetic.
The music matches the frenetic movements of the dancers, and Spanish instruments such as maracas and drums are often used for accompaniment.
Most brides will experience a frenetic day going from one place to another and spend a lot of time on their feet.