hysterical in Greek
hysterical in Greek is υστερικός — hysterical means overcome with extreme, uncontrollable emotion, especially fear or distress.
hysterical in Greek
υστερικός
Pronounced: ysterikos
What does "hysterical" mean?
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adjective Overcome with extreme, uncontrollable emotion, especially fear or distress.
"She became hysterical after hearing the news."
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adjective Informal: extremely funny.
"His impression of the teacher was hysterical."
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hysterical in a sentence
- She became hysterical after hearing the news.
- His impression of the teacher was hysterical.
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What is "hysterical" in Greek?
"hysterical" in Greek is υστερικός. hysterical means: Overcome with extreme, uncontrollable emotion, especially fear or distress.
How do you pronounce υστερικός?
"hysterical" in Greek is υστερικός, pronounced "ysterikos".
How do you use "hysterical" in a sentence?
Example: "She became hysterical after hearing the news." In Greek, "hysterical" is υστερικός.
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