hysterically
adverb
uk/hɪˈster.ɪ.kəl.i/us/hɪˈster.ɪ.kəl.i/without beingabletocontrolyourfeelingsorbehaviourbecause you areextremelyfrightened,angry,excited, etc.:
歇斯底里地，情绪过分激动地Shestartedlaughing/cryinghysterically.她歇斯底里地笑起来/哭起来。
He hadbecomehystericallyvolatile,laughingonemomentandcryingthe next.他变得歇斯底里、反复无常，一会儿笑一会儿哭。
- "You can'ttouchme," she said,almosthysterically.
- One littleboycriedhysterically,refusingtolethismotherleave.
- Sheleaptat him hysterically,tearingat hisface.
Becoming too excited and easily upset
- ado
- ant
- antsy
- at the end ofyourtetheridiom
- be in a whirlidiom
- demented
- febrile
- have ants inyourpantsidiom
- have thin/thick skinidiom
- high-strung
- highly strung
- hot under the collaridiom
- hysterical
- lather
- overeagerness
- oversensitive
- overwrought
- shockable
- slay
- whirl
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Mental illnesses
hysterically funny
extremelyfunny:
极为滑稽地He's one of the most hystericallyfunnypeopleI'veevermet.他是我见过的最为滑稽的人之一。
Thebookis both hystericallyfunnyandpoignantlysad.这本书既极为滑稽，又有着深为动人的悲伤。
- He could be hystericallyfunnyandexplosivelyviolent.
- There is somethinginherentlyhystericallyfunnyaboutkittens.
- Iwrotesomething that Ithoughtwas hystericallyfunnythe otherdaythat nobodynoticedat all.
Humour & humorous
- amusingly
- barrel
- blackly
- bone dryidiom
- bring
- broadness
- droll
- facetious
- hilarious
- joker
- jokester
- photobomb
- photobombing
- playfully
- playfulness
- priceless
- rib-tickling
- ridiculous
- scream
- uproarious
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