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/ˈfrɛn.zi/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A state or period of uncontrolled excitement or wild behavior.
The crowd descended into a frenzy as the concert began.
A fit of mania or overexcitement.
She worked herself into a frenzy trying to meet the deadline.
An intense and often wild activity.
The shopping frenzy began on Black Friday, with people rushing into stores.
verb
To drive into a state of frenzy; to cause someone to behave wildly.
The unexpected news frenzied the entire team, leading to chaotic discussions.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French 'frénésie', from Latin 'phrenesis' meaning 'madness'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
frenzy of activity:
A situation of intense or excessive engagement in activity.
shopping frenzy:
A state of excitement or panic surrounding shopping, often during sales.
fit of frenzy:
A sudden and uncontrollable burst of excitement or agitation.
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Slang Meanings
A wild party or event filled with excessive excitement.
Last night's rave turned into a total frenzy.
A state of extreme alertness or engagement often used in gaming contexts.
I'm in a frenzy trying to win this round!