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Meanings of sudden frenzy in English
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Usage of sudden frenzy in English
1
At this Old Joe seems to be smitten with a sudden frenzy.
2
She took up the glass in a sudden frenzy of defiance.
3
In a strike exchange, Ambrose goes for a chair again in a sudden frenzy.
4
Obenreizer turned on him, in a sudden frenzy of triumph.
5
Laura uttered another scream, then, with sudden frenzy, seized the barrels of the gun.
6
A sudden frenzy of recklessness seized on her as she thought of the coming end.
7
Though the sudden frenzy seems arbitrary, the result may be a faster cleanup of balance sheets.
8
Whereupon Madame Dupont leaped up in sudden frenzy.
9
He thought with loathing of the sudden frenzy which had possessed him during the evening in Paris.
10
Nance flew at him in a sudden frenzy at his assumption of insolent ownership of her cabin.
11
This seemed to throw the Martian into a sudden frenzy, and he raised his arms to strike.
12
But a sudden frenzy possessed Boonda Broke.
13
He came plodding along on foot, for in a sudden frenzy of hunger he had eaten his stone bicycle.
14
It would protect a country in which almost every voter was a landholder from any sudden frenzy of agrarianism!
15
Mr. Heatherbloom pulled rather wildly at the lock of hair over his brow; then a sudden frenzy seemed to seize him.
16
A sudden frenzy seized him; he put all his strength into one desperate lunge and, wrenching himself free, sprang to his feet.
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