crazily
1 of 1adverb/ˈkɹeɪzəli/
1
in a wild or out-of-control way, often with sudden or erratic movement or behavior
- She ran crazily through the streets, laughing and waving her arms.
- The lights flickered crazily as the storm raged outside.
- He danced crazily at the party, knocking over a chair.
- The papers scattered crazily in the wind.
- The car swerved crazily before crashing into the barrier.
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2
with intense excitement or passion
- He talked crazily about his new business idea.
- She's crazily committed to training for the marathon.
- They were crazily cheering for their team in the final minutes.
- He's crazily enthusiastic about medieval history.
- She laughed crazily at every joke, no matter how bad.
3
to an extreme or ridiculous degree
- It's been crazily hot this summer.
- The days are passing crazily fast.
- She was crazily overqualified for the position.
- He paid a crazily high amount for a plain t-shirt.
- The movie was crazily long, stretching over three hours.