Sample Sentences forhysteria (editor-reviewed)
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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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Fighting down her hysteria, Meg took Charles's other arm and held it tightly. (source)hysteria = state of excessive, uncontrolled 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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That same week our math teacher, Miss Shazia, arrived at school in a hysterical state.† (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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They dropped their loot and fell to the sidewalk screaming in hysterics.† (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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Mrs. Theodorakis was understandably hysterical.† (source)
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In the ensuing national hysteria Congress funneled millions upon millions of dollars into the California-based aerospace industry, and the boom was on. (source)hysteria = state of excessive, uncontrolled emotion
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They were in hysterics the whole time, like it was the funniest thing that ever happened.† (source)
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Her voice under the strain was high-pitched and hysteric.† (source)
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With a hysterical cry Mary Warren starts to run.† (source)
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