hysterical
histeria
definition
adjective
hysterical laughter
deriving from or affected by uncontrolled extreme emotion.
example
Filled with his patented dry wit and funny observations, this track often borders on 'hysterical' .
Others took the view that Plath was a 'hysterical' self-dramatist, possibly psychopathic, and vastly overrated as a poet.
How did this role come to you, this very funny, 'hysterical' gun moll role?
My soft chuckles soon turned into uncontrollable and 'hysterical' laughing.
It was as if he was trying to pacify a 'hysterical' mental patient.
He thought I was in the midst of an 'hysterical' fit, or that I had perhaps gone insane.
My sobs were uncontrollable, 'hysterical' almost.
Convinced that Clay was suffering 'hysterical' panic, the New York boxing writers urged the local commissioners to call off the fight.
Extreme gore and 'hysterical' pratfalls all combine in a truly memorable mix.
But the mirth is fleeting and the 'hysterical' laughter, I suspect, is triggered more by nervous tension than by a wicked sense of humour.
Although Halle is not around to encounter Beloved, he too suffers trauma and exhibits 'hysterical' symptoms.
There was no need to act like some 'hysterical' , emotional nutcase.
So I may be a cynical, 'hysterical' , psychotic, twisted masochist.
But no sooner had the match gone into the second period than the moans were replaced by smiles and later by 'hysterical' laughter.
More of their side-splitting, 'hysterical' brand of humour which at times threatened to bring the house down.
Then the corners of her mouth began to curl upward, and a moment later, 'hysterical' laughter was bubbling from her chest.
He became emotional and 'hysterical' , as he sometimes does.
‘Hi everyone, this is Budi,’ she announced, making a real effort not to trip and break out into 'hysterical' laughter.
She was extremely ticklish and it was absolutely 'hysterical' watching her freak out.
The last thing you want is a 'hysterical' claustrophobe, suffering from a panic attack!
This is the language of 'hysterical' , demented brainwashing.
In the back of her mind, a bubble of 'hysterical' laughter began to grow.
Furthermore, Freud placed the emphasis on the psychological mechanism of 'hysterical' symptom formation.
Jiang doesn't soften his depiction of the chaotic, 'hysterical' wartime mentality, when anything can happen, and the worst thing probably will.
The young woman had crying fits, which were interspersed with screams and bursts of 'hysterical' laughter.
Start off with a funny thing that happened to you that day or something 'hysterical' you just saw on TV.
I knew this shouldn't have been funny, but right then I found it 'hysterical' .
Recently, 'hysterical' fans of the Taiwanese boys' band, F4, caused a great sensation in Shanghai.
Wyman concedes it's rare, nowadays, for new bands to be greeted by 'hysterical' fans at the airport, the way the Stones were in the '60s.
Touched by his affection and feeling overly emotional, I become 'hysterical' .
Credits: Google Translate
