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hectic

[hek-tik] / ˈhɛk tɪk /


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That's just ridiculous, so why do the powers that be often organise midweek games during these hectic final days, or even on deadline day itself?

From BBC

Andresen said he wanted to be on the wheel of his main rival Brennan in the final hectic finishing sprint in Sunday's 183.8 kilometre road race and relished his opportunity to have the last crack.

From Barron's

The reader doesn’t discover much about how Mansfield’s work was shaped by changing personal circumstances, from hectic bohemia to a series of continental spas, and learns too little about Mansfield’s achievements as a literary provocateur.

From The Wall Street Journal

The latter missed a glorious chance in the 88th minute, slicing wide when a deflected Gordon cross came to him, leaving Newcastle facing a hectic fixture list in February.

From Barron's

Chelsea's hectic transfer activity, both incoming and outgoing, has added further complexity.

From BBC