Frenzy ( noun , verb )

(As a noun)

Frenzy ( noun )

1. A state of extreme excitement, agitation, or wild behavior.
2. A state of intense emotion or activity.
3. A state of madness or insanity.

Origin:

From old french frenesie, from latin phrenesia, from ancient greek φρηνῖτις (phrēnîtis, "madness"), from φρήν (phrēn, "min.d")

Examples:

1. The crowd was in a frenzy of excitement.
2. The stock market was in a frenzy of activity.
3. He was in a frenzy of anger.
4. The crowd was in a frenzy of fear.
5. The market was in a frenzy of speculation.

(As a verb)

Frenzy ( verb )

1. A state of extreme excitement, agitation, or wild behavior.
2. A state of intense emotion or activity.
3. A state of madness or insanity.

Origin:

From old french frenesie, from latin phrenesia, from ancient greek φρηνῖτις (phrēnîtis, "madness"), from φρήν (phrēn, "min.d")

Examples:

1. The crowd was in a frenzy of excitement.
2. The stock market was in a frenzy of activity.
3. He was in a frenzy of anger.
4. The crowd was in a frenzy of fear.
5. The market was in a frenzy of speculation.