hysteria

But this time I can plainly hear, through the rush of words, the faint rattle of hysteria that bespeaks a screw loose somewhere.

There was no instruction, no direction—there was an overwhelming stampede and hysteria.

Even for Daniel Radcliffe, the rumor mill has reached Elevatorgate-levels of hysteria.

I thought this was an appropriate observation and still do, despite the hysteria my saying so has ignited on the right.

And Hallet lost even the coherence of hysteria and simply shrieked.

No hysteria, or I will empty the water bottle on your laces!

By evening Mrs. Page had worked herself into a state bordering on hysteria.

It was then I became suspicious, and later felt convinced that it was hysteria and not epilepsy with which I had to deal.

He informed her that she was suffering from hysteria, and recommended her to seek active employment.