Sentence examples for Get hysterical from inspiring English sources

"Get hysterical" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means to become extremely emotional or overreact in a situation. Example: The news of the celebrity's death caused her fans to get hysterical, with many crying and shouting in disbelief.

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"Don't get hysterical".

"Don't get hysterical," Helen snapped.

But that's when sometimes parents get hysterical.

"Don't get hysterical," I added as I tried not to.

I don't get hysterical, I get methodical under stress.

My mother would get hysterical, and my father would just relentlessly go at her".

In other words, pretty small and, even if such effects were ever detected, nothing to get hysterical about.

Not only could she get hysterical over sleeping with spiders, she could look fab in a bikini.

Ah, but wait a second before you get hysterical with your Islamophobic accusations news-media!

"Don't get hysterical – we're not suggesting ministers jump on a plane, go to Lisbon and start taking cannabis.

"To have a child get hysterical just for the sake of having a picture, that irritates me no end".

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