adrenalized

British  

/ əˈdriːnəlaɪzd /

adjective

1. tense or highly charged

   adrenalized with excitement

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Example Sentences

All these elements simmer and boil as “Task” barrels to the inevitable collision of forces, culminating in tense standoffs, a lengthy, adrenalized action sequence and a few shudder-inducing surprises.

From Salon

Then there was the tone and pacing of the movie — frantic, jagged, adrenalized.

From Los Angeles Times

But in Jason Reitman’s overstuffed, adrenalized “Saturday Night,” a dramatization of the windup to that fateful first broadcast, you don’t feel the buzzy air of revolution so much as hear the voice of present-day legacy curation getting in the way.

From Los Angeles Times

In the adrenalized aftermath of a Mike Tyson prizefight in 1996, a black BMW carrying the rapper Tupac Shakur pulled up to a red light just off the Las Vegas Strip, thrilling the women in the car next to him.

From New York Times

“It’s so immediate, and you have so many more tools at your disposal as a director to be standing inches away from your scene partner and to be able to not only give direction from within the belly of the beast but to mold the performance. I never felt overwhelmed by it. I felt quite adrenalized by it, always inspired by what was happening in that tornado.”

From Los Angeles Times