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Meanings of madly in English
Usage of madly in English
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.
6
Every one knows that you are madly in love with the Signorina.
7
He was already out of the car and madly turning the crank.
8
He struggled madly, and the pulses in his head beat like bells.
9
I turned and ran, pelting madly back the way I had come.
10
Bududreen and another were racing madly toward the jungle beyond the campong.
11
The female flew madly about and was pursued by the male bird.
12
Thereupon he dashed madly across the farmyard and made for the orchard.
13
Psychologically he is very strong, reading madly, thinking about the transcendental ego.
14
They soon fell madly in love and they got married in 1950.
15
Here the half-world of Europe finds its kingdom and rules it madly.
16
It was that that made her shriek madly, wildly, in utter terror.
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Madly through the time
Madly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common