Similar words: genetically, frenetic, energetically, parenthetically, poetically, hermetically, pathetically, parenthetical. Meaning: adv. in a very agitated manner; as if possessed by an evil spirit.
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1. He was frenetically rummaging through the cubbyholes where the barristers' briefs were kept.
2. Steve and I worked frenetically to ensure that everything would go smoothly.
3. My movies have never been frenetically cut, the way a lot of action is done today.
4. Let us live the agony fully; let us live our inner tragedy absolutely and frenetically to the very end!
5. Film-maker Boyle, who won for best director and was previously best known for the frenetically bleak Trainspotting, is British.
6. There is both mad delight and infinite irony in the thought of my ashes scattered to the four winds, sown frenetically in space, an eternal reproach to the world.
7. When we rush and set a frenetic pace, it stresses others and inspires them to rush frenetically too.
8. The sea of Swedish cars flooding north of Montana and frenetically searching for parking made it seem that every Volvo Democrat west of La Cienega was on hand.
9. William cheerfully jumped into his plastic car and "drove" frenetically with his feet, happy to avoid the daily meal.
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