Have hysterics
verb
To extreme emotional reaction such as panic, laughing or crying.
When she heard the news, she had hysterics and couldn't stop laughing.

Often appears as...
- she had hysterics
- have hysterics over
verb
To extreme emotional reaction such as panic, laughing or crying.
When she heard the news, she had hysterics and couldn't stop laughing.

Often appears as...
- she had hysterics
- have hysterics over
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Emotional Intensity
Used when emotions are so strong that they cause an exaggerated response.

She had hysterics at the funeral, wailing louder than anyone.
Often Negative
May imply that the reaction is excessive or inappropriate for the situation.

He had hysterics over a minor scratch on his car.
Informal Usage
Common in casual conversation rather than formal writing or speech.

In casual chat, she said she had hysterics during the comedy show.
Emotional Intensity
Used when emotions are so strong that they cause an exaggerated response.

She had hysterics at the funeral, wailing louder than anyone.
Often Negative
May imply that the reaction is excessive or inappropriate for the situation.

He had hysterics over a minor scratch on his car.
Informal Usage
Common in casual conversation rather than formal writing or speech.

In casual chat, she said she had hysterics during the comedy show.
Emotional Intensity
Used when emotions are so strong that they cause an exaggerated response.

She had hysterics at the funeral, wailing louder than anyone.
Often Negative
May imply that the reaction is excessive or inappropriate for the situation.

He had hysterics over a minor scratch on his car.
Informal Usage
Common in casual conversation rather than formal writing or speech.

In casual chat, she said she had hysterics during the comedy show.
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