The phrase "a state of frantic" is not correct in English.
The correct expression would be "a state of frenzy" or "frantic state."
Example: "After receiving the unexpected news, she found herself in a state of frenzy, unable to think clearly."
Alternatives: "a state of chaos" or "a frantic condition."
It didn't taste too bad but you were reduced to a state of frantic imbecility by less than a mug full.
From atop his slightly terrifiying spaceship stage, Sonny unleashed countless tracks from his debut album Recess, a handful of bass bombs from throughout his career, as well as a laundry list of surprises like the The Lion King theme song, which quickly segued into an animalistic moombahton remix that had the crowd of 10,000-plus united in a state of frantic hysteria.
Schoenberg had developed a system for extracting musical material from rows of twelve notes; the total serialists went further, ringing changes on the various other elements that characterize a note (duration, volume, and so on), so that music entered into a state of unending, frantic flux.
Following the earthquake and the nuclear catastrophe in Japan, a state of shock, intuitive defensiveness and frantic political activity of those in charge of utility companies as well as in governments across Europe are more than understandable reactions.
Amid frantic efforts by officials on both sides to revive the Royal Commission, the Rhodesian government had Gibbs announce a state of emergency the same day on the grounds that black nationalist insurgents were reportedly entering the country.
To avoid this state of being frantic and frayed, our family has chosen a no-gift holiday, instead donating money to each person's designated favorite charity.
If I think about it, I spent the last decade of my life in a frantic state of panic over this.
Cleaning the house for an hour with your favourite music playing and your bottom shaking is better than cleaning the house in half that time but in a frantic state of mind.
After the death of Alan Kurdi, you may dimly recall a round of frantic soul-searching about the state of political rhetoric on refugees.
