Frenetic means a flurry or a lot of activity. Think the "New Deal" programs which are said to be the creation of frenetic activities because so many programs were conceived at the same point in time which spawned frenetic activity in the form of work for citizens to battle the Great Depression.
The likely word is "possessed" (had, or adjective meaning controlled by a demon, or similarly frenetic).
frenzied, wild, furious, distracted, distraught, berserk, beside yourself, hectic, desperate, fraught, frenetic
fury, passion, rage, seizure, hysteria, paroxysm, derangement
Some synonyms for chaotic are: anarchic, disordered, disorganized, tumultuous, turbid, turbulent, uncontrolled.
The frenetic energy of the city during rush hour was palpable as people hurriedly made their way to their destinations amidst the chaos.
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Frenetic means a flurry or a lot of activity. Think the "New Deal" programs which are said to be the creation of frenetic activities because so many programs were conceived at the same point in time which spawned frenetic activity in the form of work for citizens to battle the Great Depression.
wild frantic energetic
frenetic synergy
Frenetic means a flurry or a lot of activity. Think the "New Deal" programs which are said to be the creation of frenetic activities because so many programs were conceived at the same point in time which spawned frenetic activity in the form of work for citizens to battle the Great Depression.
frenetic
Frenetic motion and perpetual motion.
Joe loves his crazy frenetic little brother
In this context, "laid back" means relaxed and easygoing. It suggests that the atmosphere in the restaurant is casual and not overly formal or intense.
The likely word is "possessed" (had, or adjective meaning controlled by a demon, or similarly frenetic).
Cleo Farman has written: 'The effects of slow and frenetic music on the reported cognitive processing of \\'