Cool MateMeaning of Frenzy
A state of intense mental agitation; wild excitement or derangement.
In simple words: A state of uncontrolled excitement or wild behavior.
Frenzy in a sentence
- The announcement of the concert caused a frenzy among fans.
- In a shopping frenzy, people fought over the last discounted items.
- Her excitement turned into a frenzy as the deadline approached.
- The political debate sparked a frenzy on social media.
- During the frenzy of the sale, many lost their composure.
How to use Frenzy
Typically used in both formal and informal contexts, particularly when describing overwhelming excitement or chaos. Avoid using in clinical contexts.
Grammar pattern
frenzy + noun (of activity)
Memory hint
Think of 'friends in a frenzy' at a concert, excited and wildly dancing.
Related words
Collocations with Frenzy
- act in a frenzy
- frenzy of excitement
- frenzy of activity
- in a frenzy
- chaotic frenzy
Synonyms for Frenzy
- hysteria
- furore
- mania
- chaos
- turmoil
Common mistakes with Frenzy
- Confused with 'frenzied', which describes something done in a frenzy.
- Used incorrectly as a verb, when it's a noun.
- Misunderstanding its intensity; it implies extreme behavior.
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Frequently asked questions about "Frenzy"
What does "Frenzy" mean?
A state of uncontrolled excitement or wild behavior.
What is the definition of "Frenzy"?
A state of intense mental agitation; wild excitement or derangement.
How do you use "Frenzy" in a sentence?
The announcement of the concert caused a frenzy among fans.
Can you give another example of "Frenzy"?
In a shopping frenzy, people fought over the last discounted items.
What are synonyms for "Frenzy"?
Common alternatives include hysteria, furore, mania, chaos, turmoil.
What is the opposite of "Frenzy"?
Opposite meanings include calm, peace, tranquility, serenity.
What words go with "Frenzy"?
It commonly pairs with act in a frenzy, frenzy of excitement, frenzy of activity, in a frenzy, chaotic frenzy.
What are common mistakes when using "Frenzy"?
Confused with 'frenzied', which describes something done in a frenzy. Used incorrectly as a verb, when it's a noun. Misunderstanding its intensity; it implies extreme behavior.
How do you pronounce "Frenzy"?
US: //ˈfrɛnzi//, UK: //ˈfrɛnzi//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Frenzy"?
Typically used in both formal and informal contexts, particularly when describing overwhelming excitement or chaos. Avoid using in clinical contexts.