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I lived life at a frenetic pace until my doctor convinced me to slow down.frenetic = fast, energetic
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...a nighttime hush has fallen over the place. It is less frenetic than it was during the day, like the nurses and machines are all a little tired and have reverted to power-save mode. (source)frenetic = frenzied (with lots of excited activity)
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...that had been the inspiration for countless frenetic variations. (source)frenetic = fast, energetic
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I'd always loved its frenetic pace and brutal simplicity.† (source)
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Where the world inside the hospital had been frenetic, outside it was a surreal calm.† (source)
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A frenetic stress animated so many of our customers.† (source)
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The radio stopped being a portable bandshell and became a frenetic oracle; every evening I turned it on to hear the news, which at first was always bad.† (source)
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Before he had a chance to move, Essay burst into the clearing and ran up to him, panting and scenting him frenetically.† (source)
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After I made our arguments in the noisy, frenetic courtroom, the judge granted our motion.† (source)
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Amanda clasped him to her breast frenetically.† (source)
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What if I don't need to fill my days with frenetic activity?† (source)
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The apparition grasped his hand in return, pumping it frenetically.† (source)
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Undaunted by the chilly weather, families had flooded the city on their frenetic rounds to visit relatives.† (source)
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You can feel them in the air round about him, capering frenetically; with their invisible feet they set the pace, and the hair of the leader of the orchestra rises on end, and his eyeballs start from their sockets, as he toils to keep up with them.† (source)
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Captain Moreo came scrambling across the deck, giving orders, and all around them the Storm Dancer burst into frenetic activity as King's Landing slid into view atop its three high hills.† (source)
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He moved frenetically, eyes darting and bloodshot, hands quick and nervous, gestures sudden and unplanned.† (source)
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