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What does the phrase In a frenzy mean?

"In a frenzy" means to be in a state of extreme excitement, agitation, or wild behavior, often bordering on uncontrolled. It can describe a person or animal who is:

* Panicked: Acting impulsively and irrationally due to fear or anxiety.

* Overwhelmed: Feeling a surge of intense emotion, leading to frantic activity.

* Uncontrollable: Losing their usual composure and acting in a way that is out of character.

Here are some examples of how "in a frenzy" can be used:

* "The crowd went into a frenzy when the singer appeared on stage." (Overwhelmed by excitement)

* "The dog was in a frenzy after the thunderstorm." (Panicked due to fear)

* "She was in a frenzy of packing, trying to get everything done before her flight." (Overwhelmed by stress)

The phrase implies a lack of clear thinking and a tendency to act impulsively, often with potentially negative consequences.

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