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Meanings of suddenly wild in English
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Usage of suddenly wild in English
1
He looked at her and then suddenly wild, furious, shouting at her:
2
She felt suddenly wild for bauble.
3
I'd gone suddenly wild, suddenly vicious.
4
He said he would be well when the holidays--But Dave's expression stopped the boy, whose own face went suddenly wild with fear.
5
Suddenly wild shouts sounded from the heights, and the cowardly Moor pressed down on the little band, threatening them with destruction.