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Meanings of more hectic in English

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Usage of more hectic in English
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His father's agenda of corporate visits had only gotten more hectic.
The arms maker of berlin
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And it's going to be even more hectic when we move.
Beautiful Bitch
3
The betting became more general and more hectic as the battle waxed more furious.
Judith of the Godless Valley
4
Today is more hectic than normal because of spring break.
Wired
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The next day was even more hectic than I'd anticipated.
Death du Jour
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She was never still, andas she grew older, her life became even more hectic.
The new yorker
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They can't believe what they're witnessing and the never-ending meltdown just keeps getting more hectic.
News.com.au
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Ali Bracken reports With every day, the pace of life seems to become more hectic.
The Irish Times
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It was developed as an endless endurance trainer, but we quickly added more hectic game modes.
Climbing Magazine
10
Our lives have become more hectic since 1987.
The Irish Times
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Its gilded dust was more hectic than ever.
Imajica: Complete Edition
12
Mental health workers are expecting a surge in anxiety cases as people return to a more hectic lifestyle.
Radio NZ
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Amelia found him up very early the next morning, more eager, more hectic, and more shaky than ever.
Vanity Fair
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Commuting and day-to-day life will become that bit more hectic for Londoners, Minister for Tourism and Sport Michael Ring said.
The Irish Times
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It might be a little more hectic than he'd like right now, although you won't hear any complaints from Alan Kelly.
The Irish Times
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When you first knew Brenton, he was a bit uncommon, the ordinary product of Calvinism flavoured with something vastly more hectic.
The Brentons
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