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Meanings of hysteria in English
Catalan
histèria Neurotic disorder characterized by violent emotional outbreaks and disturbances of sensory and motor functions.
Usage of hysteria in English
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It says anti-Russian hysteria is sweeping through the United States and Europe.
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I really think the colour coding system creates a bit of hysteria.
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He blamed the media for causing mass hysteria over the issue, too.
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I saw a Thai radio crew in a state of mild hysteria.
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The young mothers, on the knife edge of hysteria, rocked their children.
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But the battle of harsh words and hysteria left most viewers annoyed.
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Their deaths have passed almost unnoticed in the hysteria surrounding Hopkins' demise.
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The only reply came from the prisoners: more hysteria, more cage rattling.
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A stunt gone wrong? Bess demanded, her voice rising with hysteria now.
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The woman was obviously used to dealing with hysteria and snide remarks.
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All her movements were spasmodic; she was on the verge of hysteria.
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I shall be next, I tell you. Her voice rose with hysteria.
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Disbelief could be a product of hysteria just as much as belief.
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She was in fact not merely on the verge of her hysteria.
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The close of the letter was a hysteria of love and grief.
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The Drug Foundation says hysteria about meth-contaminated houses is punishing vulnerable citizens.
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Hysteria through the time
Hysteria across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common