There was a problem with the architecture of that company's new computer. They're going through a recall frenzy right now.
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Frenzy
//ˈfɹɛnzi//
Synonyms for "frenzy" (261 found)
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Closest matches (53)
Strong matches (78)
discomposuredisconcertiondisorderdisorganizationdisorientationdistractdistractiondisturbancediurnal epilepsydrive insanedrive madebullitioneclampsiaecstasyembarrassmentembroilmentenkindleenrageepilepsiaepilepsia gravior
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epilepsia majorepilepsia minorepilepsia mitiorepilepsia nutansepilepsia tardaepilepsyeuphoriaexciteexcitementfalling sicknessfanfan the firefan the flamefanaticismfeed the firefermentfeverfirefire and furyfitflameflapflummoxflurryflusterflutterfocal epilepsyfogfomentfomentationfoofarawfuddlefuddlementfumefurorfurorefuryfussgrand malhaute malhazeheathubbubhysteriahysterical epilepsyictusimpassionincenseinciteinfatuationinflameinfuriateinsanityintoxicationjacksonian epilepsyjumble
Related words (130)
key upkindlelarval epilepsylaryngeal epilepsylaryngospasmlash into furylatent epilepsylather uplight the fuselight uplockjawmadmaddenmadnessmake madmaniamatutinal epilepsymazemenstrual epilepsymess
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mistmovemuddlemuddlementmurderous insanitymusicogenic epilepsymyoclonous epilepsynocturnal epilepsyocclusionorgasmorgyoutburstoverambitiousnessoveranxietyoveranxiousnessovereagernessoverenthusiasmoverexciteoverzealousnesspandemoniumpanicparoxysmpassionperplexityperturbationpetit malphysiologic epilepsypotherpsychic epilepsypsychokinesiapsychomotor epilepsypuckerracketragerampageraptureravishmentreflex epilepsyrolandic epilepsyrotatoriarouserowruckusrufflerumpusseizuresend madsensory epilepsyserial epilepsyset astirset fire toset on fireshattershufflespasmsteam upstewstirstir the bloodstir the embersstir the feelingsstir upstoppagestorminessstrokesummon upsweatswivettardy epilepsytearing passiontempestuousnesstetanustetanythroesthromboembolismthrombosistizzytonic epilepsytonic spasmtorsion spasmtowering ragetransporttraumatic epilepsytrismustumulttumultuousnessturbulenceturmoilturn onucinate epilepsyunbalanceunhingeunsettlementuproarupsetviolencevisitationwakewake upwakenwarmwarm the bloodwhip upwildnesswork intowork upzealzealotismzealotryzealousness
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14 entriesTranslations
57 translations across 27 languages.
Armenian
1 entries- կատաղություն noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Bikol Central
1 entries- labulabo noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Bulgarian
2 entries- безумие noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- ярост noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Catalan
1 entries- frenesí noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 狂熱 /狂热 noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- 發狂 /发狂 noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Danish
2 entries- raseri noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- vanvid noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Dutch
1 entries- razernij noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Finnish
3 entries- kiihko noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- paniikki noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- vimma noun (state of wild activity or panic)
French
1 entries- frénésie noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Galician
3 entries- farnesía noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- frenesí noun (a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage)
- guinada noun (state of wild activity or panic)
German
3 entries- Rausch noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- Wahn noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- Wut noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Greek
1 entries- φρενίτιδα noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Italian
1 entries- frenesia noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Japanese
1 entries- 逆上 noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Korean
2 entries- 광란 noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- 발광 noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Latin
1 entries- furia noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Latvian
1 entries- trakums noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Māori
1 entries- hōkeka noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Plautdietsch
1 entries- Wonsenn noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Polish
2 entries- amok noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- szał noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Portuguese
2 entries- frenesi noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- frenesim noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Romanian
1 entries- frenezie noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Russian
4 entries- безу́мие noun (a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage)
- исступление noun (a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage)
- истерия noun (a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage)
- неи́стовство noun (a violent agitation of the mind approaching madness; rage)
Sicilian
4 entries- frinisìa noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- furia noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- sbentu noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- sdilliriu noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Spanish
4 entries- desenfrenamiento noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- desenfreno noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- desfrenamiento noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- frenesí noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Telugu
1 entries- వీరావేశము noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Ukrainian
3 entries- божевілля noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- шаленство noun (state of wild activity or panic)
- шаленість noun (state of wild activity or panic)
Sample sentences
21 total sentences available.
The manufacturing sector is a frenzy over the new monetary policy.
Source: tatoeba (271941)
The rioters were like animals in the grip of a primitive frenzy.
Source: tatoeba (1225744)
The pianist's performance of a Haydn sonata threw the woman into a rapture bordering on frenzy.
Source: tatoeba (5344433)
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