12 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Frenzy' in a Sentence
"A state of extreme mental agitation or wild excitement." more
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The sudden arrival of a celebrity at the charity event caused a frenzy among the attendees.
The announcement of a surprise guest at the music festival created a frenzy among festival-goers.
The discovery of a new species in the rainforest sparked a scientific frenzy among biologists.
The opening night of the theater production caused a frenzy among theater enthusiasts to secure tickets.
The release of a highly anticipated movie trailer caused a frenzy among film enthusiasts.
The chef's cooking demonstration created a frenzy among the audience eager to taste his culinary creations.
The tech company's announcement of a groundbreaking invention set off a frenzy in the tech community.
The political rally whipped the crowd into a frenzy of enthusiasm for the upcoming election.
The announcement of a surprise sale on luxury items created a shopping frenzy in high-end boutiques.
The news of a breakthrough in renewable energy sources triggered a global energy research frenzy.
The sudden appearance of a comet in the night sky caused a stargazing frenzy among astronomy enthusiasts.
The news of a potential cure for a widespread disease triggered a medical community frenzy.
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