adv

crazily

Crazily (adv) means In a wild, irrational, or reckless manner. Example: “The dog ran crazily around the yard, chasing its own tail.”

adv

In a wild, irrational, or reckless manner.

"The dog ran crazily around the yard, chasing its own tail."

Informal: to an extreme or surprising degree.

"The concert tickets were crazily expensive."

How to use crazily

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishWildly or irrationally — or, informally, "extremely."

When to use it

The "extremely" sense is informal and common in casual speech.

more crazily comparative, most crazily superlative

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What does “crazily” mean?

The word “crazily” means in a wild, irrational, or reckless manner. In plain terms, wildly or irrationally — or, informally, "extremely.".

How do you use “crazily” in a sentence?

Here is “crazily” used in a sentence: “The dog ran crazily around the yard, chasing its own tail.”

What part of speech is “crazily”?

“Crazily” is an adverb.

How many meanings does “crazily” have?

“Crazily” has 2 distinct senses listed in this dictionary. The most common is: in a wild, irrational, or reckless manner.

insanely madly frantically