Preposition: at

• moment: It's a bit too hectic at the moment to consider it.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• get: Joe: lol - things are getting a bit hectic for me at the moment.

• make: I am taking A-level in one year which makes life hectic.

Modifies a noun

• schedule: Apart from the hectic exercise schedule, we also had to cope with the social scene.

• lifestyle: Our hectic western lifestyles don't allow us the time or head space to really relax.

• pace: Emma lives life at a hectic pace, juggling her own painting career with bringing up her young family.

• nightlife: For more hectic nightlife, Lloret de Mar is just a short taxi ride away.

• bustle: The atmosphere on the campus is tranquil and peaceful, in sharp contrast to the hectic bustle of High Street Kensington.

• workload: All applicants should have the ability to manage and prioritize a hectic workload.

Modifying Another Word

• pretty: All in all it can get pretty hectic around here.

• incredibly: Its now Thursday and Iâm playing catch up after 3 incredibly hectic weeks.

• rather: I've found the past few weeks rather hectic.

• fairly: Years 2 and 3, by contrast, are fairly hectic.

• increasingly: Due to my ever increasingly hectic schedule, I have taken to keeping a diary with me at all times.

• quite: Things have been quite hectic once again, not enough hours in the day.

Infinitive complement

• say: As you can imagine a house with 4 kids is hectic to say the least.

Used with adjective complement

• get: The food market is getting ever more hectic, says Galloway.

• become: Modern life is becoming more hectic by the minute.

• seem: Now I'm on maternity leave things seem more hectic than ever!

Preposition: with

• bag: Classed as easy, fishing on the old lake can be hectic with multiple bags common place.