fever pitch
Noun
Meaning
a state of extreme excitement
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the crowd was at fever pitch
Although I know that pretty much all awards ceremonies are fraught with complaints and criticism about the selection/process/judges/whatever, I didn't think that things could reach such a fever pitch in our community.
DeMbare were understood to be closing in on the forward and the speculation reached fever pitch a fortnight ago when the player posted a picture of himself on Facebook during a match against Dynamos last season.
“It kind of hit a fever pitch there when Herb stepped to the free throw line after they intentionally fouled him knowing that he didn’t have his strong hand.”
The final opening act ended to a roar of applause, the lights dimmed, and the anticipation reached a fever pitch.
Interest in storming Area 51 was at a fever pitch in September.