hysteria in Japanese
hysteria in Japanese is ヒステリー — hysteria means a state of extreme, uncontrollable emotion, ranging from panic to wild excitement.
hysteria in Japanese
ヒステリー
Pronounced: hisuterī
Behavior exhibiting excessive or uncontrollable emotions, in a wide range from joy to panic but usually including anxiety or fear.
What does "hysteria" mean?
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noun A state of extreme, uncontrollable emotion, ranging from panic to wild excitement.
"News of the surprise winner sent the crowd into hysteria."
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hysteria in a sentence
- News of the surprise winner sent the crowd into hysteria.
- The rumor spread quickly, causing widespread hysteria.
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What is "hysteria" in Japanese?
"hysteria" in Japanese is ヒステリー. hysteria means: A state of extreme, uncontrollable emotion, ranging from panic to wild excitement.
How do you pronounce ヒステリー?
"hysteria" in Japanese is ヒステリー, pronounced "hisuterī".
How do you use "hysteria" in a sentence?
Example: "News of the surprise winner sent the crowd into hysteria." In Japanese, "hysteria" is ヒステリー.
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