hysterics in the PONS Dictionary

hysterics Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to go into hysterics
postati histeričan

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The laughter ranges from very quiet to loud convulsive hysterics, which are said to be accompanied by temporary dissociation.
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A man with a wedding ring on reduces a girl with no rings on her fingers to hysterics.
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It is not women themselves that he dislikes: rather, it is what he perceives as their frailties, especially a tendency to hysterics to which he thinks every woman is prone.
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It took 14 years -- and the birth of our first child -- before she quit running in hysterics from her house whenever my husband dropped by.
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It isn't anything more than a superficial melodrama with plenty of hysterics and preaching about the obvious virtues of going straight.
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A fourth girl who also climbed the rock with the group is of little help in solving the mystery, having returned in hysterics for reasons she can not explain.
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The accusations were less fanatical and smaller-scale but also grew to prominence through gossip and hysterics.
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During the funeral four women fainted and a fifth was carried out of the auditorium in hysterics after falling at the foot of the casket.
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The last bit would probably cause some dressing-room hysterics.
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Nearly a quarter of a century on, its power to captivate, infuriate, and have you falling off your chair in hysterics is entirely undimmed.
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