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frantically

[fran-tik-lee] / ˈfræn tɪk li /


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Flights to North America and accommodation in the three host countries of the United States, Canada and Mexico will be frantically searched for and calculations done to discover potential seedings.

From BBC

Big Ten commissioner Tony Petitti had spent recent days frantically pushing schools to accept an unprecedented $2.4 billion private investment that would have given the country’s richest athletic conference unrivaled financial clout.

From The Wall Street Journal

We came ashore in a big set, swimming frantically in, then turning to face the waves so we didn’t get wiped out.

From Los Angeles Times

"Almost from the time he came out of his house, he was acting frantically," recalled Mr Smith.

From BBC

He’d been frantically reaching out to his bosses in Washington to ask what was behind Musk’s social media blasts against him and to seek help clearing his name.

From Salon