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. Pat Toomey:

   The facts of the election in 2022 are just indisputable. The ultra, pro-Trump, handpicked by Trump, based on loyalty to Trump? Those candidates wildly underperformed, it’s pretty clear that he’s become a toxic force and that’s going to diminish his influence a lot.

2. Paul Witkowski:

   The homecoming back to Liquid Church and reuniting with his buddy Katy Herridge was surreal after a 15-month pause. It is his favorite place in the whole world because it’s a church that makes a way for him in such a wildly loving and accepting way, to see Grady and Katy reunited in such a beautiful [way] was epic! I feel like we get a little taste of heaven on Sunday morning in the form of acceptance and inclusion.

3. Michael Church:

   Sentiment certainly had swung to a wildly negative scenario. In the short term, I ’m not sure the sentiment backdrop we’ve seen was warranted, what happens if there is not a recession ? What happens if China stabilizes and the Fed doesn't raise rates aggressively ?

4. Keri Claussen Khalighi:

   I fought it wildly, i guess I just acquiesced.

5. Ryan Reynolds:

   It was really shocking and sad. Obviously, he was sick and it wasn't totally, wildly unexpected, it's still heartbreaking nonetheless. It's absolutely gut-wrenching.