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We need to get past the hysteria and decide what to do.hysteria = state of excessive, uncontrolled emotion
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The comedian's routine was so hysterical that the entire audience was in tears from laughing.hysterical = exceedingly funny (leading to uncontrollable laughter)
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The worst legislation is passed when voters are whipped into a state of hysteria.hysteria = excessive, uncontrollable emotion
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They try to portray my rightful concern as hysteria.
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Psycho-analysis, as every one knows, is primarily a method of understanding hysteria and certain forms of insanity...; but it has been found that there is much in the lives of ordinary men and women which bears a humiliating resemblance to the delusions of the insane.† (source)
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I laugh, giddy with hysteria as the ground comes closer and closer. (source)hysteria = a state of excessive, uncontrollable emotion
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That same week our math teacher, Miss Shazia, arrived at school in a hysterical state.† (source)hysterical = exceedingly funny (resulting in uncontrollable laughter); or exhibiting excessive, uncontrollable emotion
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"What's going on?" says Effie, a note of hysteria in her voice. (source)hysteria = excessive, uncontrollable emotion
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I guess that guy knew how close to hysterics I really was, for he talked to me in a low soothing voice all the way to the hospital.† (source)
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Most great military schools of the past — Saint Cyr, West Point, Sandhurst, Colorado Springs didn't even pretend to follow it; they accepted civilian boys, trained them, commissioned them, sent them out with no battle experience to command men ...and sometimes discovered too late that this smart young 'officer' was a fool, a poltroon, or a hysteric.† (source)
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The dining-room was gorgeous and very hideous, in stamped leather and hysterias of gold, with collections of servants watching one's use of asparagus forks.† (source)
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The chaperone tries to calm down one girl who's hysterical.† (source)hysterical = exceedingly funny (resulting in uncontrollable laughter); or exhibiting excessive, uncontrollable emotion
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The surprising point to make is that despite this iridescent fear glowing as it did in the dark, they somehow resisted the urge for hysteria. (source)hysteria = excessive, uncontrollable emotion
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They all broke down again with hysterics, and I could not help laughing, too, partly with relief that people would not be joyriding through the funeral home to see May and partly because you could not help laughing at the sight of all the Daughters laughing.† (source)
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Her voice under the strain was high-pitched and hysteric.† (source)
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Mrs. Theodorakis was understandably hysterical.† (source)hysterical = exceedingly funny (resulting in uncontrollable laughter); or exhibiting excessive, uncontrollable emotion
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