No. 10,028 in Swedish

hysteriska

"Hysteriska" in English means "hysterical."

In a sentence

Filmen var så rolig att publiken blev helt hysteriska.
The movie was so funny that the audience became completely hysterical.
The adjective 'hysteriska' (hysterical) is used here to describe the intense, uncontrollable laughter of the audience.
Hennes berättelse var så gripande att det var nästan hysteriska känslor i rummet.
Her story was so gripping that there were almost hysterical emotions in the room.
The term 'hysteriska' conveys the extreme emotional impact on the individuals present.
Trots situationens hysteriska karaktär behöll han sitt lugn.
Despite the hysterical nature of the situation, he remained calm.
Here 'hysteriska' is used to describe a chaotic or wildly emotional context of the situation.

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