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Common collocations with frenzy in American Collocation

frenzy noun

US /ˈfrenzi/

of a particular type

bidding
buying
football
patriotic
religious
sexual
shopping
speculative

The system encourages speculative frenzies and market bubbles rather than investment in real assets.

in the media

media
press
tabloid

There is a tabloid frenzy surrounding the actor and his pregnant wife.

mad

ecstatic
insane
mad
wild

In a mad frenzy, we dashed around the room, drunkenly thanking everyone for coming and kissing all our guests.

cause
create
drive someone into
fuel
generate
prompt
send someone into
spark
throw someone into
trigger
unleash
whip someone into

His arrest sparked a worldwide media frenzy.

activity
excitement

Last year, in a frenzy of activity, I visited most of the capital cities of Europe.