ˈfrenzēd, -zid adjective
Etymology: frenzy (I) + -ed
: marked by frenzy : giving evidence of abnormal excitement or emotional disturbance : extremely stirred up : hectic
could hear the prosecutor's frenzied denunciations of the accused — H.W.Carter
a frenzied look in the eye
as
a. : marked by extreme tense persistent and often disorderly activity
a frenzied buying on the stock exchange
the last few frenzied moments of rehearsals — American Guide Series: California
wrote with a frenzied facility — V.S.Pritchett
b. : loud and insistent
a frenzied clamor
frenzied applause
• fren·zied·ly adverb