Emily Dickinson Lexicon

WILD'LY, adv.

1. Without cultivation. – More.
2. Without tameness.
3. With disorder; with perturbation or distraction; with a fierce or roving look; as, to start wildly from one's seat; to stare wildly.
4. Without attention; heedlessly. – Shak.
5. Capriciously; irrationally; extravagantly. Who is there so wildly skeptical as to question whether the sun will rise in the east? – Wilkins.
6. Irregularly. She, wildly wanton, wears by night away/ The sign of all our labors done by day. – Dryden.