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frenzy
noun as in uncontrolled state or situation
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Example Sentences
They were relentless in their physicality, the game turning into a magnificent frenzy.
But residents in a large swath of Southern California should refrain from burning wood Friday — the destructive Mountain fire has thrown air pollutants into a frenzy, air quality officials said.
As with any manager departure, the decision has triggered a frenzy of reaction from the club's supporters.
The ad, produced by the group Vote Common Good, has thrown conservatives into a frenzy.
The stolen coins are different from a collectable set of Bluey currency that caused a frenzy when it went on sale by the Royal Australian Mint in June this year.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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