What is "frenziedly"

Usage examples of "frenziedly".

As the scent of Elven blood touched its nostrils, snout split wide to reveal rows of jagged teeth and its tail thrashed frenziedly behind it, filling the air with shattered bodies.

Mitya kept exclaiming more and more frenziedly, repeating himself incoherently, growing impassioned and bitter.

Kolya exclaimed frenziedly, his face flushed and beaming with rapture.

Gaganov cried out furiously, turning to Mavriky Nikolaevich and frenziedly stamping his foot.

As soon as Shatov turned to go, she immediately began calling him back frenziedly, and calmed down only when Shatov rushed madly back from the stairs and explained to her that he was leaving only for a minute, to get the most necessary things, and would come back at once.

Mikolka cries out frenziedly, and he drops the shaft, bends down again, and pulls an iron crowbar from the bottom of the cart.

Every plunge into her was greeted with a corresponding upward thrust of her own, her passions fermenting in a vat of desire until swiftly and frenziedly both of them erupted into orgasms of stunning intensity.

She had doubtless twisted and squirmed frenziedly, until she must be, on her knees, just outside of the steel.

Cold Spring Glen and the village, rushed frenziedly back from his morning trip to Ten-Acre Meadow with the cows.

Now liberated for the instant from the wreckage, I rushed through the hall to the front door and finding myself unable to open it, seized a chair and broke a window, climbing frenziedly out upon the unkempt lawn where moon light danced over yard-high grass and weeds.

The two remaining freaks flung themselves back from the bars and flew frenziedly this way and that, shrieking with considerably more volume and emotion than they had shrieked before, seeking a place to hide.

As the heart reached the peak of its arc, the eagle seized it in its talons and crashed to the floor in a tangle of wings, talons and beak, feeding frenziedly on the sweet meat offered it.

The beast jerked frenziedly, buffeted from all sides by the terrible flame.

For seconds there was total confusion as Ordlaf and his mates, yelling frenziedly, kicked men out of their way, heaved ropes, seized oars, tried first to boom the ship off the bank on to which she had run, then to prop her at least on an even keel.

Guards scurried frenziedly into the pits where Monk and Ham and Pat were shackled.