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Definition of headily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
strong feelingDated in a way that feels very exciting or overwhelmingDated
- She danced headily through the crowd, lost in the music.
2.
behaviorDated in a rash or impulsive mannerDated
- He headily agreed to the risky plan.
Origin of headily
English, head (chief) + -ily (manner)
Examples of headily in a sentence
They sipped champagne and laughed headily at midnight. She headily jumped into the new project. They headily purchased the expensive car without a second thought.
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- French:avec exaltation, impulsivement, ...
- German:rauschhaft, unüberlegt, ...
- Italian:freneticamente, avventatamente, ...
- Spanish:embriagadamente, impulsivamente, ...
- Portuguese:intensamente, precipitadamente, ...
- Chinese:陶醉地, 轻率地, ...
- Japanese:陶酔して, 軽率に, ...
- Arabic:بِنَشْوَة, بِمُجَازَفَة, ...
- Hebrew:בְּצוּרָה מַסְעִירָה, בְּפְזִיזוּת, ...
- Russian:опьяняюще, поспешно, ...
- Ukrainian:захоплено, імпульсивно, ...
- Hindi:मस्त होकर, आवेगपूर्वक, ...
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