frenzy

simple noun19 collocationsAvg. frequency: 6.4
media frenzy7.8

intense and widespread media coverage of a story.

feeding frenzy7.0

a state of intense excitement for eating, especially by sharks or other predators; also used metaphorically.

buying frenzy6.5

a period of intense and uncontrolled purchasing by a large number of people.

wild frenzy5.8

describes a state of chaotic, uncontrolled excitement or activity.

mad frenzy5.5

describes a state of extreme, uncontrolled excitement or activity.

a frenzy of activity7.5

a period of very energetic and often chaotic work or movement.

in a frenzy of excitement6.1

in a state of being extremely excited and unable to control your behavior.

in a frenzy of rage5.4

in a state of violent, uncontrolled anger.

in a frenzy of violence5.2

a period of intense, uncontrolled violent behavior.

in a/your frenzy7.2

in a state of uncontrolled excitement, anger, or activity.

whip sb/sth (up) into a frenzy6.8

to deliberately excite someone or something into a frenzied state.

fuel the frenzy6.6

to make an existing frenzy stronger or more intense.

send sb/sth into a frenzy6.5

to cause someone or something to suddenly enter a frenzied state.

feed the frenzy6.4

to provide more reasons or material to intensify an existing frenzy.

work sb/sth into a frenzy6.3

to gradually cause someone or something to become frenzied.

drive sb/sth into a frenzy6.2

to cause someone or something to become frenzied.

cause a frenzy6.0

to be the origin or reason for a frenzy.

throw sb/sth into a frenzy5.9

to abruptly cause someone or something to become frenzied.

create a frenzy5.7

to bring a frenzy into existence.