She burst into hysterics when she saw the surprise party, and the whole room fell silent.

When the director announced the cancellation, half the audience went into hysterics.

During the movie's funniest scene, Mark was in hysterics and couldn't stop laughing.

The hysterization of the crowd made it difficult for the organizers to restore order.

Although hysteritis is an obsolete term, nineteenth-century medical writers often used it to refer to inflammation of the uterus.

The engineer documented several hysterizations in the material's stress-strain response during cyclic loading.

In her etymology lecture, Dr. Moreno explained how hyster- functions as an alternative form of hystero- before vowels when forming medical terms referring to uterine procedures.

During the examination, the patient had a hysteric episode that required immediate medical attention.

A hysteric in the crowd started screaming when the lights went out.

Her hysterical sobbing made it hard for the paramedics to assess her injuries.