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. Stephen Biddle:

   The idea that we can't focus on China or Russia without getting out of Afghanistan, I think, is wildly misaligned with the actual scale of the ongoing Stephen Biddle investment in Afghanistan, that argument doesn't hold much water unless you're just frustrated with Afghanistan. It's not like leaving the troops there somehow means that we can't respond appropriately to [ Russian President Vladimir ] Putin in Ukraine or trying to resolve the South China Sea.

2. Dee Snider:

   I have to speak to him, as a friend, he was respectful enough to call me and say, 'How do you feel about me using this?' And I've got to be, as a friend respectful enough to call him and say, 'Listen man, this has gotten wildly out of control and I really have a problem with it, as so many people do.'.

3. Dee Snider:

   He was respectful enough to call me and say, 'How do you feel about me using this?' And I've got to be, as a friend respectful enough to call him and say, 'Listen man, this has gotten wildly out of control and I really have a problem with it, as so many people do.'.

4. United States:

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

5. Richard Haass:

   These are obviously wildly unattractive alternatives, we're not looking to have another war. We don't want to see a Middle East, as bad as it is, get even worse with nuclear weapons under multiple hands of control.