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madly

/ˈmæd.li/

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adverb

/ˈmæd.li/B2formal
  • ruНаречие, означающее 'безумно, дико или неистово'. Описывает действия, совершаемые с большой интенсивностью, скоростью или отсутствием контроля, часто под влиянием сильных эмоций, таких как гнев, страсть или возбуждение.

An adverb meaning 'in a mad, wild, or frantic manner.' It can describe actions done with great intensity, speed, or lack of control, often driven by strong emotion such as anger, passion, or excitement.

  1. In an uncontrolled mannerB2informal

    Acting without control or restraint, often due to strong emotion.

    ruБезумно

    • She ran madly through the streets, searching for her lost dog.
    • He waved his arms madly to get the driver's attention.
    • The crowd cheered madly as the band took the stage.

    Synonymsfranticallyfrenziedlyhystericallyimpulsivelymaniacallyunrestrainedly

    Antonymscalmlyrationallysensiblysoberly

  2. In an insane mannerB2formal

    Behaving as if mentally disturbed or irrational.

    ruБезумно

    • The character in the play acted madly, speaking to invisible people.
    • He stared madly at the wall, lost in his own world.
    • The old tale describes a king who ruled madly, causing chaos.

    Synonymscrazilydementedlyfranticallyinsanelymaniacally

    Antonymsrationallyreasonablysanely

  3. Extremely (intensifier)B1informal

    Used to emphasize a high degree of something, often love or passion.

    ruБезумно

    • They are madly in love with each other.
    • She is madly excited about the upcoming trip.
    • He works madly hard to achieve his goals.

    Synonymsdeeplydesperatelyexceedinglyextremelyintenselypassionatelyutterly

Forms
  • more madly comparative form
  • most madly superlative form
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