Sentence examples for the frenzied from inspiring English sources

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the frenzied

adjective

In a state of hurry, panic or wild activity.

  • Preparations for the president's arrival made for a frenzied week.

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The frenzied, interminable barking.

Unfortunately, the frenzied W.W.F.

The frenzied crowd fell silent.

A wistful, sparsely textured interlude led to the frenzied finale.

Take the frenzied ice ballet that concludes the first act.

The frenzied activity has drawn scrutiny from regulators.

The first reason is the frenzied public discourse on immigration.

In the fall, the frenzied pace picked up again.

Perhaps the frenzied, laugh-out-loud trailer slightly missold it.

The bank last night responded to the frenzied speculation.

It explains, though, the frenzied noise that big airplanes make.

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