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A: Busy, full of activity.

A hectic day of shopping

A: hectic is another way of saying busy or a bit stressed.

A: Hectic can mean:

Extremely busy, fast-paced, frantic, even to the point of being chaotic (like chaos)

Examples:

Her schedule is so hectic these days because of her new job

For new families, life can sometimes be hectic

A: Out of controll

A: Today was such a hectic day.
It was hectic at work today.
I need some sleep after such a hectic day.

A: “My work schedule is hectic.”

“5 o’clock traffic is so hectic.”

A: "The traffic today was hectic"
"The waterpark was hectic!"
"My cat became hectic after not being fed for a while"

A: My life is so hectic! I have so many things to do, but there's only so much time in the day.

My mom gets so hectic when we have visitors, we always have to go on a crazy cleaning spree.

Don't be so hectic, it's just a tiny spill, I'll clean it up jeez!

A: the past week was hectic, I'm so exhausted i just wanna lay in bed for a week.

i saw Jennifer this morning on her way to work, it looked like she had a pretty hectic day ahead so i didn't bother to say hi.

i didn't know getting ready to study abroad would be so hectic!

life is becoming more hectic by the second.

A:

Hectic is supposed to mean that you are so busy, that you are starting to become emotionally agitated. The truth is however, that people use these expressions interchangeably, because they want to sound like they are busier than they actually are.

A: Hectic is mostly used to describe a situation. "My schedule is hectic" which means that it is crazy or very busy that it becomes hard to handle.
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Agitated is used to describe an emotional feeling. "My schedule makes me feel agitated" which means it makes you feel nervous or overwhelmed/upset.

A: Yeah to me hectic is stronger than busy, hectic suggest like a chaotic situation.

A: Today was very hectic. We were really busy today.

A: Very busy

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A: Hek-tik