Madly and Wild

Madly

Madly adverb - In a confused and reckless manner.
Usage example: dashed madly around the house during last-minute preparations for the party

Wild and madly are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wild" instead an adverb "Madly".

Nearby Word: mad

Wild

Wild adverb - In a confused and reckless manner.
Usage example: as soon as the doors opened, early-morning bargain hunters ran wild through the store

Madly and wild are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Madly" instead an adverb "Wild".

Nearby Words: wildly, wilding, wilde

Mutual synonyms

Both words in one sentence

  • Natasha Hyatt, Flan's wild, hilarious vampy best friend, who is actually a figment of Flan's imagination.Flan's victim is the boy with whom she was madly in love, Adam State.
  • Marathon Level So you just spent fifteen minutes dashing madly past wild animals, towers, and siege weapons to get two priests?
  • In one episode, Jesse's Wobbuffett fell madly in love with a wild Kirlia, so much that it was willing to disobey Jesse in order to protect it.
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