Similar words: wildlife, boldly, childlike, worldly, wild, otherworldly, bewilder, wildfire. Meaning: adv. 1. to an extreme or greatly exaggerated degree 2. in an uncontrolled or unrestrained manner 3. with violent and uncontrollable passion.
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241 A great shadow swooped in, the Stork bucked wildly and Farber cried out in alarm.
242 She is very frail and beautiful and both were wildly enthusiastic.
243 Luks would shout, drinking and sketching wildly on napkins, tablecloths, menus.
244 Still clutching the leg he flicked his own little torch back on again and stared wildly round.
245 The results were wildly ahead of the Democrats' most optimistic forecasts.
246 Miriam had to shield the candle-flame with her hand as it fluttered wildly.
247 On the other, the government mishandled student protest, wildly overreacting to an essentially ephemeral product of youthful idealism.
248 On the square there was a wildly cheering throng.
249 The acting is wildly uneven.
250 Firecrackers began to pop , and the dragon danced more wildly(sentencedict.com), as if angered.
251 A patient was threshing about with his arms, sobbing wildly.
252 The simulation was wildly successful as the first global spreadsheet.
253 I told him I agreed that Stevenson was swinging very wildly.
254 He had been greeted by the sight of his mother, her red hair wildly streaming.
255 Shelton did not look, breathless, with wildly beating heart, he went on sorting out the flowers.