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frenziedly

/ˈfɹɛnzidli/ adv

In a frenzied manner.

Word Origin Frenzy comes from Greek phrēn 'mind' and -itis 'inflammation' — so it's literally 'inflammation of the mind,' a mental fever. The adverb frenziedly describes acting in a wildly excited way. The same root phrēn appears in schizophrenia (split mind) and phrenology (study of the mind's shape).

adv In a frenzied manner.

The crowd cheered frenziedly as their team scored the winning goal.

(副词) 疯狂地；狂热地；发狂地

人群在他们的球队射入制胜一球时疯狂地欢呼。

(adverbio) frenéticamente; de manera frenética; con frenesí [De manera frenética.]

La multitud vitoreó frenéticamente cuando su equipo anotó el gol de la victoria.

(adverbe) frénétiquement; avec frénésie; de manière déchaînée; fiévreusement [Avec frénésie, de manière agitée et passionnée.]

La foule a applaudi frenziedly lorsque son équipe a marqué le but de la victoire.

(Adverb) rasend; wie besessen; hektisch [auf eine wild erregte, hektische oder unkontrollierte Weise; mit großer Aufregung oder Raserei]

Die Menge jubelte **frenziedly**, als ihre Mannschaft das Siegtor schoss.

(副詞) 興奮して、熱狂的に、我を忘れた様子で。

観衆はチームが決勝ゴールを決めたとき、熱狂的に歓声を上げた。

(advérbio) freneticamente; febrilmente; alucinadamente; desenfreadamente [De modo frenético; com agitação intensa.]

A torcida vibrou freneticamente quando seu time marcou o gol da vitória.

Synonyms: frantically wildly hysterically crazily manically excitedly desperately feverishly Antonyms: calmly peacefully serenely quietly
Word parts: frenzy + ed + ly

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