crazily
/ˈkreɪzɪli
/adverb
1In a mad, wild, or erratic way: an audience of boys laughed crazily...
- From where we were, we could just see a group of people running around crazily in the centre of the park.
- Kevin squeaked in a high pitch voice flinging his arms crazily.
- Meanwhile, many soldiers were still fighting crazily.
1.1In a foolish way: the couple crazily hoped he would give his blessings...
- She comments crazily on how much fun this will be.
- It's just this wild, indescribable experience which I will now foolishly and crazily attempt to describe.
- The crazily ambitious restaurant project seemed doomed.
2In an extremely enthusiastic way: they’re soul mates and absolutely crazily in love...
- You must have seen the soft side of her to fall for her so crazily.
- Then I became crazily obsessed with acting.
- My works sold crazily in Japan.
3 [as submodifier] To a great or absurd extent: this year has gone crazily fast...
- My dress flew out at all angles, whipping past the other competitors who were moving as crazily fast as we were.
- The girl was crazily happy because she gets to go on a vacation.
- Actually, everything's getting crazily busy at the moment.