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Meanings of insanely in English
Portuguese
loucamente Portuguese
loucamente Synonyms
Examples for "madly"
Examples for "madly"
1
Many people, perhaps thousands, surround her, drumming madly, sometimes chanting and singing.
2
Therefore, Josh wounded the creature-enough to send it careering madly across Paris.
3
He had been fascinated by Clara, and had been madly in love.
4
Jason runs in and madly batters at the door to save them.
5
It was this new Fabíola who fell madly in love with Paulo.
1
Come on! Rickett's voice yelled crazily over the noise of the guns.
2
A dream wife, he thought crazily, as he handed her the flashlight.
3
Instruments registered impossibilities, the rockets fired crazily, and the whole ship reeled.
4
Bottles toppled and crashed behind the bar, and the lights swung crazily.
5
Camera viewpoints swivel crazily, taking in the length of the Golf-II-class submarine.
1
Sunlight Gardener ran dementedly toward Jack, blood streaming down his mutilated face.
2
He careered, reeled and sprinted around the stage as if dementedly looking for something.
3
There was a short novel in 1983 dementedly entitled O, How the Wheel Becomes It!
4
This was instead a crazed, dementedly adrenal finish.
5
The on-screen graphics were less dementedly flashy.
Usage of insanely in English
1
Come July, Amazon's Fire Phone will enter an insanely competitive smartphone market.
2
Even relatively new animated series seem to work on insanely productive schedules.
3
Transferring had been something for only the insanely rich that long ago.
4
But this man was young and independent, and hopefully not insanely expensive.
5
She then explained: Cause it was bonkers, beyond and insanely amazingly good.
6
You might get injured, but your chances of survival are insanely higher.
7
I was 12. I used to be insanely envious of Dominic Cooper.
8
Some of the cuts he hit off the tee were insanely long.
9
His intended victim was Duane Johnson, of whom he was insanely jealous.
10
Dom thought that was insanely low flying even for a Raven pilot.
11
I was insanely attracted to him physically and emotionally at the start.
12
And already he looked insanely pleased with himself and his apparent advantage.
13
For the uninitiated, Shelby SuperCars builds insanely overpowered and absurdly fast cars.
14
Now this terminology is insanely wrong, even if the Bills are right.
15
Big TVs, printers, washing machines are all on offer at insanely-discounted prices.
16
He pursues me with his attentions, and he has become insanely jealous.
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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