frenzy 音标拼音: [fr'ɛnzi]
n . 狂暴,狂怒
狂暴,狂怒
frenzy n 1 :
state of violent mental agitation [
synonym : {
craze },
{
delirium }, {
frenzy }, {
fury }, {
hysteria }]
Frenzy \
Fren "
zy \,
v .
t .
To affect with frenzy ;
to drive to madness [
R .] "
Frenzying anguish ." --
Southey .
[
1913 Webster ]
Frenzy \
Fren "
zy \ (
fr [
e ^]
n "
z [
y ^]),
n .;
pl . {
Frenzies }
(
fr [
e ^]
n "
z [
i ^]
z ). [
OE .
frenesie ,
fransey ,
F .
fr ['
e ]
n ['
e ]
sie ,
L .
phrenesis ,
fr .
Gr .
fre `
nhsis for freni ^
tis disease of the mind ,
phrenitis ,
fr .
frhn mind .
Cf . {
Frantic }, {
Phrenitis }.]
Any violent agitation of the mind approaching to distraction ;
violent and temporary derangement of the mental faculties ;
madness ;
rage .
[
1913 Webster ]
All else is towering frenzy and distraction . --
Addison .
[
1913 Webster ]
The poet '
s eye in a fine frenzy rolling . --
Shak .
Syn :
Insanity ;
lunacy ;
madness ;
derangement ;
alienation ;
aberration ;
delirium .
See {
Insanity }.
[
1913 Webster ]
Frenzy \
Fren "
zy \,
a .
Mad ;
frantic . [
R .]
[
1913 Webster ]
They thought that some frenzy distemper had got into his head . --
Bunyan .
[
1913 Webster ]
251 Moby Thesaurus words for "
frenzy ":
Jacksonian epilepsy ,
Rolandic epilepsy ,
abandon ,
abdominal epilepsy ,
access ,
acquired epilepsy ,
activated epilepsy ,
affect epilepsy ,
agitation ,
akinetic epilepsy ,
amok ,
annoy ,
apoplexy ,
arouse ,
arrest ,
attack ,
autonomic epilepsy ,
awake ,
awaken ,
befuddlement ,
bewilderment ,
blockage ,
blow the coals ,
blow up ,
bluster ,
bother ,
botheration ,
bout ,
brawl ,
broil ,
brouhaha ,
cacophony ,
call forth ,
call up ,
cardiac epilepsy ,
chaos ,
clonic spasm ,
clonus ,
cloud ,
commotion ,
confusion ,
convulsion ,
cortical epilepsy ,
cramp ,
craze ,
cursive epilepsy ,
daze ,
delirium ,
dement ,
derange ,
discombobulation ,
discomfiture ,
discomposure ,
disconcertion ,
disorder ,
disorganization ,
disorientation ,
distract ,
distraction ,
disturbance ,
diurnal epilepsy ,
drive insane ,
drive mad ,
ebullition ,
eclampsia ,
ecstasy ,
embarrassment ,
embroilment ,
enkindle ,
enrage ,
epilepsia ,
epilepsia gravior ,
epilepsia major ,
epilepsia minor ,
epilepsia mitior ,
epilepsia nutans ,
epilepsia tarda ,
epilepsy ,
excite ,
excitement ,
falling sickness ,
fan ,
fan the fire ,
fan the flame ,
fanaticism ,
feed the fire ,
ferment ,
fever ,
fire ,
fire and fury ,
fit ,
flame ,
flap ,
flummox ,
flurry ,
fluster ,
flutter ,
focal epilepsy ,
fog ,
foment ,
fomentation ,
foofaraw ,
fuddle ,
fuddlement ,
fume ,
furor ,
furore ,
fury ,
fuss ,
grand mal ,
haute mal ,
haze ,
heat ,
hubbub ,
hysteria ,
hysterical epilepsy ,
ictus ,
impassion ,
incense ,
incite ,
infatuation ,
inflame ,
infuriate ,
intoxication ,
jumble ,
key up ,
kindle ,
larval epilepsy ,
laryngeal epilepsy ,
laryngospasm ,
lash into fury ,
latent epilepsy ,
lather up ,
light the fuse ,
light up ,
lockjaw ,
mad ,
madden ,
madness ,
make mad ,
mania ,
matutinal epilepsy ,
maze ,
menstrual epilepsy ,
mess ,
mist ,
move ,
muddle ,
muddlement ,
murderous insanity ,
musicogenic epilepsy ,
myoclonous epilepsy ,
nocturnal epilepsy ,
occlusion ,
orgasm ,
orgy ,
outburst ,
overambitiousness ,
overanxiety ,
overanxiousness ,
overeagerness ,
overenthusiasm ,
overexcite ,
overzealousness ,
pandemonium ,
paroxysm ,
passion ,
perplexity ,
perturbation ,
petit mal ,
physiologic epilepsy ,
pother ,
psychic epilepsy ,
psychokinesia ,
psychomotor epilepsy ,
pucker ,
racket ,
rage ,
rapture ,
ravishment ,
reflex epilepsy ,
rotatoria ,
rouse ,
row ,
ruckus ,
ruffle ,
rumpus ,
seizure ,
send mad ,
sensory epilepsy ,
serial epilepsy ,
set astir ,
set fire to ,
set on fire ,
shatter ,
shuffle ,
spasm ,
steam up ,
stew ,
stir ,
stir the blood ,
stir the embers ,
stir the feelings ,
stir up ,
stoppage ,
storminess ,
stroke ,
summon up ,
sweat ,
swivet ,
tardy epilepsy ,
tearing passion ,
tempestuousness ,
tetanus ,
tetany ,
throes ,
thromboembolism ,
thrombosis ,
tizzy ,
tonic epilepsy ,
tonic spasm ,
torsion spasm ,
towering rage ,
transport ,
traumatic epilepsy ,
trismus ,
tumult ,
tumultuousness ,
turbulence ,
turmoil ,
turn on ,
ucinate epilepsy ,
unbalance ,
unhinge ,
unsettlement ,
uproar ,
upset ,
visitation ,
wake ,
wake up ,
waken ,
warm ,
warm the blood ,
whip up ,
wildness ,
work into ,
work up ,
zeal ,
zealotism ,
zealotry ,
zealousness
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