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manic

0During that time, onboard computers will be working at a manic pace as the spacecraft deploys its parachute, jettisons its heat shield, extends its three legs, releases the parachute and finally fires its thrusters to bring it down for a soft landing. Hopefully.02br
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00Is the word manic related to maniac in the sense that manic is the adjective?02br
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0For me it means crazy, hectic, all out, incredible 0-

  • 0For me it means crazy, hectic, all out, incredible 0-
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0For me it means crazy, hectic, all out, incredible 0-
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0at a manic pace: in a frenzy 0-
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0is it possible to have a frenzy pace?02br
00I though frenzy implies a state of confusion/despair 0-
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0 Mania = excessive enthusiasm 02br
00I have heard - the runners set off at a frenzied pace - but doesn't this imply madness? 0-
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0 Not necessarily mad: 02br
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01b00fren·zied02b02br
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00Pronunciation: 05000frenz05100d, -zid02br
00 Function: 01i00adjective02i02br
00 Etymology: 01sup00102sup01i00frenzy + -ed02i02

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