adjective

hectic

hectic, frantic, busy

It was a very hectic day at the office.

It was a very hectic day at the office.

Life can get pretty hectic sometimes.

Life can get pretty hectic sometimes.

The week before the wedding was hectic.

The week before the wedding was hectic.

a hectic ((noun)) a very busy (noun) a hectic schedule

((sth.)) is hectic (sth.) is very busy My life is hectic.

Synonyms: busy, frantic, chaotic; Antonyms: calm, peaceful, leisurely

From Greek 'hektikos' (habitual), originally referring to a type of consumptive fever. The sense of 'feverishly busy' developed from this.

Imagine a 'hectic' day is full of the 'heat' of activity.

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