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frantically (He frantically searched for the key.  ldoceonline.com ANG); fitfully (Aly19); madly (Olya34); desperately (Mosley Leigh); feverishly (quickly and excitedly • He wrote feverishly); frenetically (sea holly); intermittently (rucarut); hectically; feverously (MasterK) | |||
| at a furious pace | |||
| with foam at the mouth (Andrey Truhachev) | |||
| hectically | |||
| ass over teakettle (Frantically. Interex) | |||
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| febrile; fever; pyretic; fevered; feverous; hectical; frantic (...made a frantic search for the lost child cnn.com • As frantic diplomatic efforts are made to avert war, analysts are warning that Russia's military poses an immediate threat to Ukraine.); reckless because of despair; frenzied (Супру); febriculose; febrifacient; frenetic (frenetic scurry Abysslooker) | |||
| feverish (о рынке ценных бумаг или товаров); nervy (Sergei Aprelikov) | |||
| hectic | |||
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| aguish; ardent; aguey | |||
| febrific; feverly; pyrexical | |||
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| furiously (quickly; frantically; with great effort or speed • What was she writing so furiously? wiktionary.org Abysslooker); giddily (‘Man on the Run’ Review: A Doc on Paul McCartney’s Wings Years Giddily Catalogs the Star’s Fruitful 1970s Run but Doesn’t Truly Let Us In Lily Snape) | |||
| feverishly (Hein wants the city to remember: “Vancouver is first and foremost a city of neighbourhoods.” And council, he said, has been ignoring that cultural history as it feverishly blankets the Broadway zone, and Kitsilano, with one-size-fits-all highrises that threaten both existing affordable housing and small, mom-and-pop retail outlets. vancouversun.com ART Vancouver) | |||
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