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Definition of wildly in English: wildlyadverb ˈwʌɪldliˈwaɪldli 1In a way that lacks discipline or restraint. toddlers run wildly in circles the audience cheered wildly as submodifier she was wildly enthusiastic about the food Example sentencesExamples - The resulting ballet, Billboards, set to music by the rock star Prince, earned the company millions but the sight of its dancers gyrating wildly in bikinis generated much damaging criticism.
- He swung wildly, giving the other man enough time to duck.
- The entire preview audience applauded wildly.
- Schumacher had powered into a lead of over four seconds after careering wildly across Hakkinen at the start to maintain the advantage of pole.
- Roaring in pain, his body jerked and bucked wildly.
- 1.1 In a way that indicates distraction or strong emotion.
he ran to us, staring wildly his face is red, his arms gesticulating wildly Example sentencesExamples - He hears her open the door, and he hears her screaming wildly.
- He gave in to her great magnetism and fell wildly in love.
- She throws herself on the floor, sobbing wildly that she wishes she was dead, now that the only person who ever loved her is gone.
- He is smiling wildly.
- She laughs wildly and climbs up the staircase, daring him to go.
2To a ridiculous or extreme degree. he has a tendency to exaggerate wildly oil prices have fluctuated wildly since May as submodifier a wildly impractical scheme Example sentencesExamples - Perhaps not surprisingly, their responses were wildly complimentary.
- Their roofs would make them wildly out of scale.
- Before them spring lithe green almonds; behind them arms of hot pink blossoms reach wildly toward the sky.
- Two of the new sculptures (all works 2004) feature big plywood or Sheetrock screens behind which lurk some wildly incongruous commercial objects.
- Five wildly different architectural signatures - Foster, Maki, Calatrava, Nouvel, Childs - do not add up to a coherent vision.
Definition of wildly in US English: wildlyadverbˈwaɪldliˈwīldlē 1In a way that lacks discipline or restraint. toddlers run wildly in circles the audience cheered wildly as submodifier she was wildly enthusiastic about the food Example sentencesExamples - Roaring in pain, his body jerked and bucked wildly.
- He swung wildly, giving the other man enough time to duck.
- The entire preview audience applauded wildly.
- The resulting ballet, Billboards, set to music by the rock star Prince, earned the company millions but the sight of its dancers gyrating wildly in bikinis generated much damaging criticism.
- Schumacher had powered into a lead of over four seconds after careering wildly across Hakkinen at the start to maintain the advantage of pole.
- 1.1 In a way that indicates distraction or strong emotion.
he ran to us, staring wildly his face is red, his arms gesticulating wildly Example sentencesExamples - He gave in to her great magnetism and fell wildly in love.
- He is smiling wildly.
- He hears her open the door, and he hears her screaming wildly.
- She throws herself on the floor, sobbing wildly that she wishes she was dead, now that the only person who ever loved her is gone.
- She laughs wildly and climbs up the staircase, daring him to go.
2To a ridiculous or extreme degree. he has a tendency to exaggerate wildly oil prices have fluctuated wildly since May as submodifier a wildly impractical scheme Example sentencesExamples - Five wildly different architectural signatures - Foster, Maki, Calatrava, Nouvel, Childs - do not add up to a coherent vision.
- Their roofs would make them wildly out of scale.
- Before them spring lithe green almonds; behind them arms of hot pink blossoms reach wildly toward the sky.
- Two of the new sculptures (all works 2004) feature big plywood or Sheetrock screens behind which lurk some wildly incongruous commercial objects.
- Perhaps not surprisingly, their responses were wildly complimentary.
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