very wild

Frequency: 7.515.3 per million words

To a high degree of being out of control.

wildADVERB + wild (out of control)

Categories:

very

Examples (10)

  • The party got very wild after midnight, with people dancing on tables.
  • His ideas are often very wild and unconventional, but sometimes they lead to breakthroughs.
  • The children were very wild after eating all that sugar, running around uncontrollably.
  • She has a very wild imagination, always coming up with fantastical stories.
  • The remote island boasts a very wild and untouched landscape.
  • He made a very wild guess about the answer, and surprisingly, it was correct.
  • The crowd went very wild when their favorite band took the stage.
  • It's a very wild area, where dangerous animals roam freely.
  • The artist's latest collection features very wild and vibrant colors, almost chaotic.
  • After the scandal broke, speculation became very wild among the public.