hectic English

Meaning hectic meaning

What does hectic mean?

hectic

— adjective (= feverish) marked by intense agitation or emotion worked at a feverish pace

Synonyms hectic synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as hectic?

hectic English » English

feverish

bustling

frantic

phthisical

phthisic

hot

hectic fever

heated

dizzy

consumptive

chaotic

busy

bewildering

wild

very busy

vehement

upset

unclear

turbulent

torrid

topsy-turvy

sultry

stirring

sensual

seething

restless

red

raging

rabid

pyrexial

pellmell

pell-mell

passionate

occupied

messy

manic

mad

keen

irritating

impassioned

haggard

furious

frenzied

frenetic

febrile

febricitant

fanatic

excited

engaged

cluttered

Examples hectic examples

How do I use hectic in a sentence?

Simple sentences

He leads a hectic life.

Tom had a hectic week.

Tom used his secluded cabin in the woods as a getaway from his hectic life as a company director.

It's been so hectic around here lately I don't know whether I'm Arthur or Martha.

After a hectic few days at work, Tom is looking forward to a change of pace.

Tom leads a hectic life.

Things have been a little hectic lately.

Tom had a hectic morning.

I don't work now and I lead a less hectic life.

Monday was so hectic.

We have a hectic week ahead of us.

Movie subtitles

Quite a hectic night, wasn't it?

And the conversation while hectic was at least pitched low.

Have a hectic day?

For my first day this has already been rather hectic.

They were hectic days for everyone.

Things are so hectic.

I suppose it does get a little hectic at times.

Hectic limbs, weak using the sward. but fast using the dagger.

Hectic.

Social life abroad was hectic.

Things have been hectic but they'll break soon, Mary.

Even with the hectic events of the day.

Far below the lily pads, there's another paradise where life is mostly placid with some hectic moments.

And you lead a hectic life.

I've gone far since I was a slave on your uncle's plantation. thousands of restless, hectic miles.

It's been so hectic since you adopted me and Lanning's parents decided we might get married.

I jumped on the train the minute you called. Palm Beach has been so hectic.

But you're quite right. For my first day this has already been rather hectic.

Why don't you call me next week when things won't be as hectic?

Gridley, I do hope your life from here on in proves less hectic.

It won't always be this hectic.

Well, it's been a hectic time for all of us.

Well, it was all right, pretty hectic.

Marsh, it looks as if it's gonna be one of those hectic days.

A little hectic.

Such is the hectic life of an art collector.

Have a hectic day? - Oh, yeah.

I know she's a little hectic.

This has been a hectic day.

My life is pretty hectic.

Social life abroad was hectic. I need a little solitude.

You know how it is there. hectic and crazy.

Yeah. Well, I'll tell you, it's been a hectic couple of days.

If you must know, it's a hectic time for Tony.

The guests and some staff left yesterday, but the last day's always hectic.

I was going to give it to you before we came up here, but things got so hectic, this is really the first chance we've had to be alone.

News and current affairs

His books - which he found time to write despite the hectic demands of diplomacy - were a unique combination of enormous erudition and crystalline clarity.

WARSAW: We in Poland have had a hectic political year.

But what about Africa, the forgotten continent that has been conspicuously absent from Obama's hectic agenda?

With China's economy booming, foreign investors flocking, and the country's role in global markets ever more central, the disappearance of this elderly couple hardly caused a break in China's hectic march.