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madly

[mad-lee] / ˈmæd li /


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On the eve of the Civil War, the Columbian Register lamented the growing likelihood of “the stars of our political firmament” being “torn from their orbits, and plunging madly about, or tilting one the other.”

From The Wall Street Journal

After she nurses him back to health, Matt falls madly in love only to freak out when he learns about her sordid past.

From Los Angeles Times

His hyperactivity for much of the day - leaping about his technical area and gesturing madly in the manner of a man at a rave - had gone.

From BBC

Frank Gehry’s Walt Disney Concert Hall is a powerful and madly exuberant work.

From Los Angeles Times

Right from the start, Scion Capital was madly, almost comically, successful.

From Literature