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hectic

[hek-tik] / ˈhɛk tɪk /


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“It makes an already hectic experience of flying even slower,” said Gomez, adding he sees more wheelchair fraud each time he travels.

From The Wall Street Journal

It was a little hectic, but we figured it out.

From Los Angeles Times

That makes it harder for Medallion, which often does best in hectic markets; its trading models often reduce trading and build cash when stocks are placid.

From The Wall Street Journal

Guardiola's move may have been influenced by the knowledge City face two games a week for most of December, a hectic run that includes a trip to Real Madrid in their next Champions League fixture.

From Barron's

The hectic and quick-changing nature of the talks continued late in the week.

From The Wall Street Journal