tetanism
/tɛtənɪzəm/Definitions
1. noun
A condition in which a muscle is contracted in a sustained, forceful spasm, particularly as a result of tetanus infection.
“The doctor warned the patient about the symptoms of tetanism and the importance of proper treatment.”
2. noun
A state of excessive or uncontrollable excitement or enthusiasm, often to the point of frenzy.
“The crowd’s tetanism during the concert was infectious, and soon everyone was dancing wildly.”