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hectic

[hek-tik] / ˈhɛk tɪk /


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"In college, when it gets hectic or loud, the tutors will know it's too much for me because I'll have both headphones on my ears," she says.

From BBC

Life for Mrs Mansfield remains hectic, although she is assisted now by her son, who also lives on the site with his wife and their two children.

From BBC

"We didn't keep the ball when we had the ball. We kicked it away, they got a few free-kicks, a few throw-ins, corners. It became very chaotic and hectic," added Slot.

From BBC

“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