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unfrenetic
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From
un-
+
frenetic
.
Adjective
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unfrenetic
(
comparative
more
unfrenetic
,
superlative
most
unfrenetic
)
Not
frenetic
.
2008
May 13, Erik Eckholm, “A Tax Quirk Holds Out Promise for a Hard-Pressed Town”, in
New York Times
[1]
:
Despite the needs, many residents say they love the town for its intimate and
unfrenetic
feel.
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