Frazzle
Verb
To cause someone to feel very tired and anxious.
After studying for hours, she felt completely frazzled.

Often appears as...
- frazzle under pressure
- totally frazzled
Usage tips
Neutral
General
Verb
To suffer or lose strength due to prolonged stress.
Working overtime every night can frazzle even the strongest of us.

Often appears as...
- getting frazzled
- completely frazzled
Usage tips
Informal
General
Verb
To cause someone to feel very tired and anxious.
After studying for hours, she felt completely frazzled.

Often appears as...
- frazzle under pressure
- totally frazzled
Usage tips
Neutral
General
Verb
To suffer or lose strength due to prolonged stress.
Working overtime every night can frazzle even the strongest of us.

Often appears as...
- getting frazzled
- completely frazzled
Usage tips
Informal
General
Definition 1 of 2

Metaphor
Use 'frazzle' to express emotional exhaustion.
It was a frazzled morning before the big event.
Context
Use 'frazzled' in relatable situations, often conveying humor.
He arrived frazzled due to his chaotic day.
Common Mistakes
Avoid using 'frazzle' to describe positive feelings; it's usually negative.
She had a frazzle of joy is incorrect.
Metaphor
Use 'frazzle' to express emotional exhaustion.
It was a frazzled morning before the big event.
Context
Use 'frazzled' in relatable situations, often conveying humor.
He arrived frazzled due to his chaotic day.
Common Mistakes
Avoid using 'frazzle' to describe positive feelings; it's usually negative.
She had a frazzle of joy is incorrect.
Metaphor
Use 'frazzle' to express emotional exhaustion.
It was a frazzled morning before the big event.
Context
Use 'frazzled' in relatable situations, often conveying humor.
He arrived frazzled due to his chaotic day.
Common Mistakes
Avoid using 'frazzle' to describe positive feelings; it's usually negative.
She had a frazzle of joy is incorrect.
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