frenziedly's Usage Examples:

Pressure of speech is a tendency to speak rapidly and frenziedly.

Bosley Crowther positively reviewed it as "delightfully mobile" and a "frenziedly running, jumping picture".

Later, Timoteo encounters a seemingly unstable Italia dancing frenziedly outside her house.

"At 86, Badal Sircar frenziedly writes, reads plays".

Óttarsson was frenziedly dancing at left of screen wearing a nightgown, while the other guitarist.

to be seen as a changed man keep getting more and more desperate as he frenziedly fights for what he believes is right.

Tongs or the Triad, unlike many of their contemporary gangs, and as such, frenziedly robbed from establishments that were under control of other Chinatown.

members moving around with full makeup on; and the band members dancing frenziedly.

getting dark, Gemu could not proceed further and she started weeping frenziedly, which resulted in the hoofprint turning into a lake with her tears.

but when he is dressed as a clown in holographic recordings, he becomes frenziedly cheerful.

himself (who sold at the top of the market and made 1,000 per cent profit), frenziedly invested in the company.

As the nation frenziedly awaited the revolution, May Day came and went without incident, embarrassing.

point for the neighbours and an opportunity to get away with mocking a frenziedly-envious Cathy as well as Christine's deliberate sympathy push, as she.

mocking eyes and swirling short skirt, she spun to stardom in 1928, frenziedly dancing the Charleston atop a table in the silent melodrama Our Dancing.

selection for long-term survival of populations that have previously frenziedly tested evolutionary outcomes in short-term processes.

Synonyms:

hectically;