Cool and Frantic

Cool

Cool adjective - Having or showing a lack of friendliness or interest in others.

Frantic is an antonym for cool.

Nearby Words: coolness, coolly, cooler, cooled, cooling

Frantic

Frantic adjective - Feeling overwhelming fear or worry.
Usage example: the frantic parents were searching all over the fairgrounds for their lost child

Cool is an antonym for frantic in frenzied topic.

Nearby Word: frantically

Both words in one sentence

  • Mook Horror Show Depending on the hero, it could involve Let's Split Up, Gang and slinking through shadows, a Five Rounds Rapid followed by a frantic retreat, or any other situation that attempts to show how cool the hero is by emphasizing the terror of his foes.
  • Kid-Appeal Character Cute, popular, tiny, likely to be Totally Radical, and almost always the youngest character on The Team, he's invariably obnoxious and thinks he's so totally cool, in a frantic effort to convince viewers that this is a family friendly show.
  • Music / Between the Buttons Last Note Nightmare: "Cool, Calm And Collected" has a jolly, jaunty music-hall vibe to it - then after the last verse, the beat starts quickening, slowly at first, getting more and more reckless as the piano gets more and more frantic, until it all collapses into a big reverberating noise.
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