1. frenzied, frantic, or wildly excited; characterized by extreme agitation or frenzy
Usage: archaic or literary; variant spelling of 'frenetic'

Examples

• The phrenetic energy of the crowd at the concert was almost overwhelming.
• She moved with phrenetic urgency, trying to finish the project before the deadline.
• The phrenetic pace of city life exhausted him after a few weeks.
• His phrenetic gestures made it clear he was deeply upset.
• The band's phrenetic performance left the audience breathless.