Pronunciation: /əˈbʌz/
adjective in a state of excitement or activity
A1 The classroom was abuzz with excitement as the students prepared for the school play.
A2 The market was abuzz with activity as vendors set up their stalls for the day.
B1 The city was abuzz with rumors of a new art exhibition opening in the downtown area.
B2 The office was abuzz with anticipation as the team awaited the announcement of the new project.
C1 The scientific community was abuzz with speculation about the potential discovery of a new species.
C2 The fashion industry was abuzz with excitement over the upcoming release of the designer's new collection.
adverb in a buzzing or humming manner
A1 The bees were abuzz in the garden.
A2 The classroom was abuzz with excitement before the exam.
B1 The city was abuzz with preparations for the upcoming festival.
B2 The news of the royal engagement had the entire country abuzz.
C1 The scientific community was abuzz with speculation about the new discovery.
C2 The art world was abuzz with rumors of a major auction coming up.
formal The news of the upcoming event had the town abuzz with excitement.
informal The office was abuzz with gossip about the new employee.
slang The party last night was abuzz with energy and good vibes.
figurative Her mind was abuzz with ideas for her next project.
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