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Behavior exhibiting excessive or uncontrollable emotion, such as fear or panic
Sudden and uncontrollable fear or anxiety
The state of being seriously mentally ill
Extreme agitation of the mind
A tumultuous or angry reaction
Plural of nerve
Female hysteria
Anger or aggression associated with conflict arising from a particular situation
A sudden upsetting or surprising event or experience
A sudden burst of intense anger
The emotion usually following humour and accompanied by laughter
A mental disorder, less severe than psychosis, marked by anxiety or fear
A state of busy or vigorous action or movement
Extravagant or intensive publicity or promotion
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Noun
▲
Behavior exhibiting excessive or uncontrollable emotion, such as fear or panic
frenzy
delirium
panic
agitation
feverishness
hysterics
irrationality
madness
wildness
alarm
deliriousness
derangement
distraction
distress
fever
flap
furor
US
furore
UK
fury
mania
neurosis
rage
rampage
unreason
uproar
emotion
excitement
mirth
nervousness
panic attack
loss of control
fit of agitation
fit of madness
loss of reason
mental distress
outburst of agitation
screaming abdabs
screaming habdabs
turmoil
insanity
passion
transport
tumult
dementedness
seizure
aberration
craziness
deliration
ecstasy
elation
euphoria
paroxysm
anger
blow
burst
conniption
convulsion
craze
distemper
dithers
flurry
free-for-all
fuss
lather
lunacy
row
ruckus
ruction
rumble
rumpus
rush
state
stew
stir
to-do
whirl
wild excitement
wingding
blow a fuse
blow one's cork
blow one's stack
blow one's top
flip one's lid
hell broke loose
dementia
raving
hallucination
incoherence
calenture
ardour
UK
ardor
US
confusion
disorientation
enthusiasm
fervour
UK
fervor
US
happiness
restlessness
temporary insanity
temporary madness
zeal
overexcitement
heat
ferment
flush
intensity
unrest
eagerness
fanaticism
fire
impatience
vehemence
burning up
febrile disease
the shakes
running a temperature
more ❯
“Media
hysteria
has followed in the wake of all new developments in youth culture.”
Noun
▲
Sudden and uncontrollable fear or anxiety
panic
alarm
anxiety
fear
fright
horror
terror
trepidation
dread
agitation
consternation
dismay
nervousness
alarum
apprehension
apprehensiveness
disquiet
fearfulness
flap
fluster
funk
perturbation
scare
state
swivet
tizz
tizzy
confusion
crush
frenzy
jam
rush
cold sweat
cold feet
amazement
distress
shock
disquietude
angst
astonishment
bewilderment
discomposure
stupefaction
surprise
awe
distraction
muddle
muddlement
perplexity
trepidity
wonder
worry
disarray
disorder
more ❯
Noun
▲
The state of being seriously mentally ill
insanity
lunacy
madness
craziness
dementia
folly
mania
delirium
preposterousness
senselessness
aberration
absurdity
asininity
balminess
brainlessness
daftness
dementedness
derangement
dippiness
dottiness
fatuity
fatuousness
foolishness
imbecility
inanity
insaneness
instability
mental disorder
nonsensicalness
nuttiness
psychosis
rage
silliness
simplicity
stupidity
unwisdom
wackiness
witlessness
zaniness
crazedness
deliration
irresponsibility
mental derangement
mental illness
alienation
delusion
distraction
dotage
frenzy
hallucination
illusion
neurosis
phobia
psychopathy
recklessness
unbalance
unreasonableness
loss of reason
unsoundness of mind
depression
dingbats
hydrophobia
meshugaas
moon-madness
schizophrenia
cynanthropy
lycanthropy
zoanthropy
fanaticism
disturbance
irrationality
brainsickness
raving
violence
wildness
more ❯
Noun
▲
Extreme agitation of the mind
distraction
confusion
befuddlement
bewilderment
perplexity
agitation
frenzy
bafflement
bamboozlement
bemusement
bewilderedness
confusedness
delirium
derangement
discombobulation
disorder
disturbance
fog
head-scratching
insanity
madness
mania
maze
muddle
mystification
puzzlement
tangle
whirl
wildness
abstraction
commotion
crazedness
discord
harassment
mental distress
perturbation
Noun
▲
A tumultuous or angry reaction
storm
furor
US
furore
UK
uproar
brouhaha
controversy
disturbance
rage
row
scandal
trouble
anger
argument
firestorm
perturbation
ructions
tumult
upheaval
clamor
US
clamour
UK
commotion
hullabaloo
rabidity
stink
temper
annoyance
bouleversement
cataclysm
convulsion
earthquake
fight
fracas
tempest
hoo-ha
hue and cry
war of words
to-do
stir
flap
fuss
hubbub
hurly-burly
outcry
pother
turmoil
agitation
excitement
pandemonium
ballyhoo
frenzy
fury
hoopla
palaver
rumpus
upset
confusion
kerfuffle
sensation
ado
blather
bluster
bobbery
bother
bustle
clatter
clutter
coil
corroboree
deliriousness
delirium
distraction
do
fever
feverishness
foofaraw
fun
helter-skelter
hoo-hah
hubble-bubble
hurly
hurricane
hurry
hurry-scurry
hurry-skurry
moil
outburst
performance
rampage
ruckus
ruction
shindy
splore
squall
stew
tizz
tizz-woz
tizzy
welter
whirl
williwaw
zoo
carry-on
craze
enthusiasm
mania
pantomime
scene
snafu
song and dance
alarums and excursions
restlessness
incitement
provocation
unrest
ferment
tension
chaos
discomposure
dither
drama
melodrama
panic
trepidation
wildness
incitation
flurry
action
activity
buzz
elation
emotion
excitation
feeling
fireworks
heat
passion
racket
thrill
more ❯
Noun
▲
Plural of nerve
nerves
anxiety
concern
mental strain
nervous tension
uneasiness
worry
fretfulness
imbalance
irritation
nervousness
neurasthenia
sleeplessness
strain
stress
tenseness
tension
Noun
▲
Female hysteria
female hysteria
Noun
▲
Anger or aggression associated with conflict arising from a particular situation
rage
anger
fury
wrath
indignation
passion
ire
outrage
spleen
choler
furor
US
madness
agitation
bitterness
exasperation
resentment
violence
angriness
annoyance
antagonism
birse
deliriousness
delirium
displeasure
distraction
fever
feverishness
flap
frenzy
furore
UK
irateness
lividity
lividness
mad
mania
mood
obsession
pique
rampage
rancor
US
rancour
UK
raving
uproar
vexation
wrathfulness
hostility
hot temper
vehemence
acerbity
acrimony
animosity
apoplexy
asperity
blowup
bluster
convulsion
dander
eruption
excitement
explosion
ferment
ferocity
fireworks
gall
heat
haemorrhage
UK
hemorrhage
US
huff
hysterics
irritation
outburst
paroxysm
spasm
squall
storm
umbrage
upset
wingding
air rage
high dudgeon
extreme anger
fierceness
force
intensity
severity
turbulence
power
savagery
tempestuousness
forcefulness
ferity
potency
strength
conniption
energy
fire
flare-up
impetuosity
might
rabidity
rampancy
rise
sore
stew
boiling point
slow burn
destruction
tempest
tumult
binge
disturbance
fling
orgy
ruckus
splurge
spree
tear
turmoil
more heat than light
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Noun
▲
A sudden upsetting or surprising event or experience
shock
blow
distress
disturbance
surprise
trauma
bombshell
devastation
upset
disbelief
revelation
whammy
amazement
astonishment
confusion
consternation
startlement
stupefaction
numbness
awe
earthquake
encounter
excitement
injury
thunderbolt
eye-opener
rude awakening
state of agitation
state of perturbation
source of amazement
source of consternation
source of distress
state of shock
double whammy
kick in the teeth
a bolt from the blue
a bolt out of the blue
bolt from the blue
Noun
▲
A sudden burst of intense anger
fit
rage
hysterics
flap
frenzy
tantrum
furor
US
furore
UK
fury
outrage
uproar
paddy
hissy fit
temper tantrum
fit of anger
fit of fury
fit of rage
fit of temper
bad mood
frenzy of anger
outburst of anger
outburst of rage
frenzy of rage
fit of bad temper
fit of ill temper
fit of pique
paroxysm of anger
paroxysm of rage
Noun
▲
The emotion usually following humour and accompanied by laughter
mirth
merriment
festivity
gaiety
glee
amusement
cheerfulness
fun
hilarity
pleasure
joviality
laughter
sport
jollity
levity
revelry
cheer
frolic
jocularity
joyousness
merrymaking
rejoicing
blitheness
buoyancy
cheeriness
elation
euphoria
exhilaration
gladness
light-heartedness
mirthfulness
enjoyment
gayety
gayness
gleefulness
high spirits
jocundity
joy
joyfulness
merriness
convulsions
delight
entertainment
frivolity
frolics
frolicsomeness
happiness
humour
UK
humor
US
hysterics
kicks
laughs
lightheartedness
whoopee
Noun
▲
A mental disorder, less severe than psychosis, marked by anxiety or fear
neurosis
fixation
obsession
phobia
psychoneurosis
psychopathy
aberration
abnormality
affliction
breakdown
complex
compulsion
crack-up
derangement
deviation
hang-up
idiosyncrasy
inhibition
insanity
instability
madness
maladjustment
neurasthenia
neuroticism
problem
quirk
mental derangement
mental disorder
mental disturbance
mental illness
mental instability
psychological disorder
psychological maladjustment
personality disorder
Noun
▲
A state of busy or vigorous action or movement
activity
action
life
bustle
energy
spirit
animation
liveliness
commotion
hustle
movement
stir
buzz
hustle and bustle
work
activeness
busyness
enterprise
esprit
excitement
exercise
fervour
UK
fervor
US
flurry
gaiety
hubbub
hurly-burly
labor
US
labour
UK
passion
thrills
vibrancy
vigor
US
vivacity
zest
adventure
agitation
ardour
UK
ardor
US
bounce
buoyancy
dash
drama
dynamism
events
exertion
fuss
hijinks
incidents
motion
verve
vigour
UK
vitality
vivaciousness
zeal
ebullience
élan
frenzy
happenings
hullabaloo
occurrences
proceedings
sparkle
sprightliness
tumult
vim
whirl
zing
zip
comings and goings
goings-on
high spirits
hurry-scurry
pother
to-do
toing and froing
episodes
eventualities
high jinks
kicks
wildness
carryings-on
chain of events
Noun
▲
Extravagant or intensive publicity or promotion
hype
publicity
promotion
ballyhoo
plugging
puffery
advertising
build-up
propaganda
puff
boost
exposure
fanfare
marketing
puffing
push
razzmatazz
brouhaha
plug
racket
buildup
excitement
flimflam
extensive publicity
hard sell
hot air
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