Synonyms for wildly
wild·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. wildlyadverb

   to an extreme or greatly exaggerated degree

   "the storyline is wildly unrealistic"

2. wildlyadverb

   in an uncontrolled or unrestrained manner

   "He gesticulated wildly"

3. wildlyadverb

   with violent and uncontrollable passion

   "attacked wildly, slashing and stabbing over and over"

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1. List of paraphrases for "wildly":

   madly, deliriously, savagely

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1. United States:

   It would be wildly bullish for crude oil prices. We'd be heading back to triple-digit prices very fast.

2. Wayne Berman:

   Sen. Rubio has attracted a well-known group of highly effective Republican fundraisers to chair the event, and I'm honored to be hosting it at my house, there's a lot of excitement building around his campaign, particularly coming off a wildly successful launch in Miami.

3. Gary Bettman:

   It’s going to depend on government regulations in terms of where we’re going to be able to travel our players and our teams and where we can’t, if we can’t travel in Canada, either as among the provinces or from the U.S. to Canada and back, we’ll make whatever adjustments we have to do to get the playoffs completely. It’s wildly unpredictable.

4. Lana Wachowski:

   The summer is built around familiarity, many cultural critics who shape awareness for films are obsessed with sequels and derivative material. They wildly crave it. That kind of environment is hostile to originality. It only makes space for derivative material and rejects originality. I think Warner Bros. was uncomfortable with that environment.

5. Michael Blythe:

   Australia is one of very few developed countries where nominal and real GDP can go in wildly different directions and it's all because of commodities, exports are driving a huge rise in national income that just doesn't show in real GDP.