1. people who are frenzied, frantic, or in a state of frenzy; those exhibiting wild or uncontrolled behavior or emotion
Usage: plural form; often used in historical or literary contexts; can refer to a group or movement characterized by frenzied activity

Examples

• The frenetics in the crowd rushed toward the stage as the band took the spotlight.
• During the sale, the frenetics pushed and shoved to grab the discounted items.
• The frenetics of the movement were driven by passion and urgency.
• She observed the frenetics around her with a sense of detachment and confusion.
• The frenetics danced wildly throughout the night without stopping.