extremely wild

Frequency: 7.012.0 per million words

To a very high degree of being out of control.

wildADVERB + wild (out of control)

Categories:

extremely

Examples (10)

  • The party got extremely wild after midnight, with guests dancing on tables.
  • His theories were considered extremely wild by his conservative colleagues.
  • The ocean became extremely wild during the hurricane, making navigation impossible.
  • She possessed an extremely wild imagination, creating vivid stories.
  • Without adult supervision, the children quickly became extremely wild and noisy.
  • The crowd's reaction was extremely wild when the rock star finally appeared on stage.
  • Her hair was extremely wild and untamed, giving her a bohemian look.
  • Rumors about the sudden resignation grew extremely wild across the office.
  • The comedian's performance was extremely wild, full of unexpected antics.
  • The stock market experienced extremely wild fluctuations throughout the day.