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Meaning of frenzy
a state of intense anxiety or excitement
Etymology of frenzy
The word "frenzy" originates from the Old French word "frenesie", which is derived from the Latin word "phrenesis", meaning "madness" or "insanity"
Historically, the term was used to describe a state of mental derangement or madness, but its meaning has evolved to encompass a broader range of intense emotions and behaviors
Synonyms
chaos
turmoil
hysteria
madness
frenzy
panic
anxiety
agitation
tumult
commotion
uproar
bedlam
mayhem
pandemonium
frenzy
furor
frenzy
delirium
mania
craze
passion
excitement
fervor
intensity
zeal
enthusiasm
eagerness
wildness
ferocity
savagery
brutality
violence
fury
rage
anger
ire
wrath
indignation
outrage
exasperation
infuriation
Definitions
- A state of intense anxiety, frantic activity, or uncontrolled emotion
- * A period of intense excitement or emotion, especially among a group of people
Usage Examples
- The news of the natural disaster sent the city into a frenzy of activity as people scrambled to respond and provide aid
- * The crowd erupted into a frenzy of cheers and applause as the concert began
- * The company's financial troubles sent the stock market into a frenzy of selling and panic
Antonyms
calmness
serenity
tranquility
peacefulness
stillness
quietness
silence
inactivity
lethargy
apathy
indifference
composure
coolness
reserve
restraint
moderation
temperance
prudence
caution
sobriety
sanity
rationality
clarity
lucidity