wildly in Polish
wildly in Polish is wściekle — wildly means in an uncontrolled, frantic, or reckless way.
wildly in Polish
wściekle
In a wild, uncontrolled manner.
What does "wildly" mean?
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adv In an uncontrolled, frantic, or reckless way.
"The crowd cheered wildly as the winning goal went in."
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adv To an extreme or surprising degree.
"The new restaurant has been wildly successful since it opened."
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wildly in a sentence
- The crowd cheered wildly as the winning goal went in.
- The new restaurant has been wildly successful since it opened.
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What is "wildly" in Polish?
"wildly" in Polish is wściekle. wildly means: In an uncontrolled, frantic, or reckless way.
How do you use "wildly" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd cheered wildly as the winning goal went in." In Polish, "wildly" is wściekle.
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