Franticity
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Franticity is a noun meaning The quality of being frantic.
Meaning
The quality of being frantic.
Example Sentences
THOSE WHO reserve week-ends for their artistic franticities also often forget one other important factor—observation.
We might add to Stewart’s description that our holidays are often celebrated with the same kind of active franticity or passive boredom which characterizes a good deal of what we call leisure time.
Until therefore aught more substantial than sheer franticity of speech is brought forward, the writer finds it needful to hold to the truth of what he has repeated after other reputables about Darwin’s deathbed.
It reminds me that time is so short and the wonder of the world is so great that I have to suppress a growing hysteria of franticity, which is a feeling of frustration over missing so many of the marvels that are to be seen, smelled, tasted, felt and enjoyed.
Synonyms for franticity
Depending on context, synonyms include franticness.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include franticness, frenziedness, freneticism, hecticity, rushingness, hecticness.
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