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frenetic

[fruh-net-ik] / frəˈnɛt ɪk /


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As we crisscrossed Europe again, the pace felt almost frenetic in comparison to those long, slow months in Belgrade.

From The Wall Street Journal

Everyone in the street was excited and cheering and it was like the frenetic energy you also get on stage.

From BBC

“Three Studies of Lucian Freud” finds Bacon portraying his fellow artist in a way that has a frenetic film strip quality — he observes Freud from three different angles.

From Los Angeles Times

In a game of frenetic brilliance - everything we had hoped for - Scotland made the kind of start that had almost become the exclusive preserve of the French, scoring after just five minutes.

From BBC

Almost immediately, much like in my morning meditation practice, I began to notice my frenetic, future-oriented thinking.

From Los Angeles Times