Hysterical [adjective]
Definition of Hysterical:
very upset, excited
Synonyms of Hysterical:
● Crazy
● Passionate
● Frenzied
● Impassioned
● Vehement
● Emotional
● Furious
● Violent
● Frantic
● Nervous
● Agitated
● Neurotic
● Distraught
● Overwrought
● Uncontrollable
● Mad
● Berserk
● Beside oneself
● Blazing
● Crazed
● Delirious
● Distracted
● Fiery
● Impetuous
● Incensed
● Irrepressible
● Panic-stricken
● Possessed
● Rabid
● Raging
● Rampant
● Raving
● Spasmodic
● Tempestuous
● Turbulent
● Uncontrolled
● Unrestrained
● Uproarious
● Wild
● Carried away
● Convulsive
● Fuming
● In a fit
● Seething
● Unnerved
● Worked up
Opposite/Antonyms of Hysterical:
● Moderate
● Mild
● Controlled
● Calm
● Happy
● Unexcited
● Unenthusiastic
● Cool
● Reasonable
● Balanced
● Serene
● Collected
● Peaceful
● Pleased
● Apathetic
● Indifferent
● Sane
Sentence/Example of Hysterical:
Madame Lebrun grew a trifle hysterical; Robert called his brother some sharp, hard names.
Impudent and reckless us he had been all his life, he was now more timid and nervous than an hysterical girl.
I know quantities of hysterical European women make fools of themselves out here, but I am not hysterical, I assure you.
She snatched them from him, and burst into a fit of hysterical crying, which ended in a faintness almost as of death.
His men sprang into the guard-room of the keep, realizing from his almost hysterical manner the urgent need for haste.
Others will receive every observation with a little hysterical giggle.
I want to believe him; I want to believe him, all this in a semi-hysterical way addressed to the violinists portrait on the piano.
Even the children were not whimpering, the tawdry women were not hysterical, not a parrot raised his voice nor a dog whined.
After a brief hysterical outburst Cousin stood erect and ceased struggling with me.
He flung himself into his chair, hid his face with his hands, and burst into hysterical tears.