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.
To be frenetic is to be frenzied or frantic. An example sentence would be: The fire made everyone there frenetic.
The likely word is "possessed" (had, or adjective meaning controlled by a demon, or similarly frenetic).
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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.
To be frenetic is to be frenzied or frantic. An example sentence would be: The fire made everyone there frenetic.
His performance received frenetic applause. She rushed about, cleaning with frenetic energy, before her mother-in-law arrived.
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Frenetic motion and perpetual motion.
Joe loves his crazy frenetic little brother
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Roosevelt's economic policies at the beginning of his second term revealed his desire to rein in the rampant New Deal policies of his first term. His second term was much less frenetic in activity.
What exactly do you mean "activity" then I'll answer.