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UK//bɜːˈzɜːk//US//bɜrˈzɜrk//

Meaning of Berserk

In a state of uncontrolled anger or frenzy.

In simple words: Very angry or out of control.

Berserk in a sentence

  • After hearing the news, he went completely berserk.
  • The crowd went berserk when their team won the championship.
  • She was berserk with rage after being insulted.
  • The dog became berserk when it saw the squirrel.
  • During the storm, the winds were berserk, tearing off roofs.

How to use Berserk

Used to describe someone behaving wildly or extremely. Typically informal, but can be neutral in literary contexts.

Grammar pattern

standalone adjective

Memory hint

Think of 'bear' for a big, angry animal going wild.

Related words

Collocations with Berserk

  • go berserk
  • berserk with anger
  • behave berserk

Synonyms for Berserk

Opposites of Berserk

Common mistakes with Berserk

  • Confused with 'berserk' as just a physical state without emotional context.
  • Used as a noun instead of an adjective.

Compare Berserk with Wild, Crazy, Mad

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Frequently asked questions about "Berserk"

What does "Berserk" mean?

Very angry or out of control.

What is the definition of "Berserk"?

In a state of uncontrolled anger or frenzy.

How do you use "Berserk" in a sentence?

After hearing the news, he went completely berserk.

Can you give another example of "Berserk"?

The crowd went berserk when their team won the championship.

What are synonyms for "Berserk"?

Common alternatives include wild, crazy, frenzied, insane, mad.

What is the opposite of "Berserk"?

Opposite meanings include calm, sane.

What words go with "Berserk"?

It commonly pairs with go berserk, berserk with anger, behave berserk.

What are common mistakes when using "Berserk"?

Confused with 'berserk' as just a physical state without emotional context. Used as a noun instead of an adjective.

How do you pronounce "Berserk"?

US: //bɜrˈzɜrk//, UK: //bɜːˈzɜːk//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use "Berserk"?

Used to describe someone behaving wildly or extremely. Typically informal, but can be neutral in literary contexts.