Over the years, the village endured several hysterias sparked by baseless rumors.

Medical texts from the 19th century cataloged numerous hysteriae among patients, each described in detail.

When the fire alarm sounded, hysteria swept through the concert hall as people rushed for the exits.

The sudden rumors sparked mass hysteria in the town, causing people to flee their homes.

The documentary explored episodes of Arctic hysteria, where people in isolated communities reportedly ran into the snow and acted uncontrollably.

In the 19th century, physicians often diagnosed women with female hysteria, attributing faintness, nervousness, sexual desire, insomnia, fluid retention, and abdominal heaviness to the supposed disorder.

Despite the ridicule of others, the physician treated the hysteriac with compassion and sought to understand her symptoms.

At the rally, the hysteriacs surged forward, causing panic among the crowd.

During the field survey, the hysteriaceous fungus was recorded on decaying hardwood.