frantically
/ˈfræn·tɪk·li/ adv (WITH EMOTION)Definition
› with extreme emotion, esp. anxiety or fear: With his heart pounding, Maurin frantically hollered through his two-way radio to a co-worker inside the building.
(Definition of frantically adv (WITH EMOTION) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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frankfurter n
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frankly adv
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frantic adj EMOTIONAL
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frantic adj HURRIED
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frantically adv FAST
- frantically adv WITH EMOTION
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fraternal adj
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fraternal twin n
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fraternity n
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fraternize v
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fraud n CRIME
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