feverishly
very fast and with a lot of effort because it feels urgent
In a way that shows great urgency, energy, or effort, often because time is short or the situation feels critical.
in a very excited or nervous way
In a highly excited, restless, or anxious way that makes someone act or feel overactive.
as if you have a fever
In a way that shows the effects of a fever, such as heat, weakness, confusion, or delirium.
- Base: feverishly
- Plural: feverishlies
prepare feverishly
1get ready in a rush
to get ready very quickly and with lots of effort
- She prepared feverishly for the interview the next morning.
- The city prepared feverishly for the storm.
- We prepared feverishly, but still forgot a few things.
- He prepared feverishly for his exam.
search feverishly
1look for something urgently
to look for something very quickly and urgently
- He searched feverishly for his passport at the airport.
- Rescuers searched feverishly for survivors after the earthquake.
- She searched feverishly through her bag for her keys.
- I searched feverishly for my phone.
type feverishly
1type extremely fast
to type very fast because it is urgent
- He typed feverishly, trying to send the message before the train entered the tunnel.
- The reporter typed feverishly as details came in.
- She typed feverishly on her laptop during the meeting.
- He typed feverishly to finish his report.
work feverishly
1work with urgent intensity
to work very hard and fast
- They worked feverishly to restore power before nightfall.
- I worked feverishly all morning to catch up on emails.
- Engineers worked feverishly to fix the leak.
- We worked feverishly to finish the project.
write feverishly
1write fast with intensity
to write very fast and with a lot of energy
- She wrote feverishly, trying to capture every idea before it faded.
- I wrote feverishly the night before the deadline.
- He wrote feverishly in his notebook as the lecturer spoke.
- She wrote feverishly before the deadline.