Frenética (en. Frantic)

/fɾeˈnetika/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
That is in a state of great excitement or agitation.
The frenetic music inspired all the dancers.
La música frenética contagiaba a todos los bailarines.
That is done with great energy and speed.
The work was frenetic, but we managed to finish on time.
El trabajo fue frenético, pero logramos terminar a tiempo.
That shows uncontrolled or unrestrained behavior.
Her frenetic laughter filled the room with joy.
Su risa frenética llenó la sala de alegría.

Etymology

From the Greek 'phreneticos', related to the mood or the mind.

Common Phrases and Expressions

frenetic love
A passionate and out-of-control love.
amor frenético
to dance in a frenetic way
To dance with a lot of energy and emotion, almost without control.
bailar de manera frenética
frenetic activity
Activity carried out in a very fast and thrilling manner.
actividad frenética

Related Words

frenzy
State of extreme excitement or temporary madness.
frenesí
fanaticism
Excessive adoration or extreme passion for something.
fanatismo
euphoria
State of mind characterized by intense joy.
euforia

Slang Meanings

Momentary state of madness.
She was in a frenetic state after receiving the news.
Ella estaba en un estado frenético tras recibir la noticia.
Moment of pure fun and energy.
The party became frenetic when the music started.
La fiesta se volvió frenética cuando comenzó la música.