I know "frantic" can mean frustrated, nervous, fearful, wild, desperate... The context of the sentence does not help me to understand what exactly of the above is meant - it can be any of those! What is usually meant when voice is described as "frantic"? Thank you!
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How about giving us the context - at least the whole sentence?
— Fivejedjon
How about giving us the context - at least the whole sentence?
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This is very English humour and concerns men who have discovered an unexploded bomb during World War II. Nevertheless, it shows what it is meant by speaking in a frantic voice. As you say, it means nervous, fearful and desperate