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Pronunciation / Transliteration: frenetisch
"Sie arbeiteten in einem frenetischen Tempo."
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Fast and energetic in a rather wild and uncontrolled way.
"After weeks of frenetic activity, the project was finally completed."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
Late Middle English (as a noun denoting a mad person): via Old French from late Latin phreneticus, from Greek phrenētikos, from phrēn 'mind'.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Frenetic" is said worldwide
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frénétique
Transliteration: frenetique
"Le rythme de la ville est très frénétique."
frenetisch
Transliteration: frenetisch
"Sie arbeiteten in einem frenetischen Tempo."
frenetico
Transliteration: frenetico
"C'era un'attività frenetica in cucina."
frenético
Transliteration: frenetico
"Vivimos en un mundo frenético."
frenético
Transliteration: frenetico
"A preparação para o evento foi frenética."
उन्matt
Transliteration: unmatt
Script: उन्मादी
"त्योहार के दौरान बाजारों में उन्मादी भीड़ थी।"
狂乱的
Transliteration: kuángluàn de
"经过了一阵狂乱的工作后，他们终于休息了。"
광란의
Transliteration: gwangran-ui
"그들은 광란의 속도로 일했다."
狂騒的な
Transliteration: kyōsōteki na
"市場は狂騒的な活気に満ちていた。"
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