Adverb:

লঘুচিত্তভাবে,

giddily's Usage Examples:

The Gazette's 2012 Montreal Music Preview described them as "danceable, giddily hooky.

He also tried to run the wrong way, was checked, and turned round, ran giddily a few yards, staggered, met another competitor, a Finn, also reeling, and.

Josette's wedding, under the influence of Angelique, Josette and Jeremiah giddily eloped.

"Ventolin", but there are enough textural transitions to keep listeners giddily agitated".

always productive time for Cuomo - you can practically visualize his brain giddily whirring with a flood of new ideas and classicist ambitions .

that he may actually escape from Hell, he is overcome by joy and laughs giddily.

Siryn was made aware of her father's death, she refused to mourn him, giddily claiming that since her father has died as an X-Man, he was likely going.

Bosley Crowther of The New York Times called the film "giddily light and witty" and a "mentally strip-teasing escapade.

James Hunter of Spin describes their version as "giddily disco-fied".

Yuan Yi is killed sacrificing himself for the blind master, all the while giddily laughing like a child.

"willfully over-the-top action and character types are fun if never quite as giddily distinctive as hoped for.

launches "Shamnation" acquires an increasingly desperate energy as it hurtles giddily towards the piano's unhinged, unnerving final flourish.

Lucy giddily agrees.

"takes style even more seriously, both in its allusive execution–he draws giddily from things like the Nouvelle Vague and Wong Kar-wai–and its subject: self-fashioning.

the end of the day, after a breakthrough in his pranks on Dwight, Jim giddily grabs Pam's hand in an attempt to explain what has just happened.

called Sandpaper Ballet "the hit of the evening," and commented, "Morris giddily ignores the lines between principal dancer and corps, and he has designed.

make "Strangers" slow or easy to watch: The gross-out scene Greg Nicotero giddily anticipated delivered in suitably nasty fashion, and the ending pulled.

"Fischnaller's Doug is giddily foul-mouthed with self-congratulation, and Sieber has a twinkle in his.

People Magazine wrote "The second season of Nip/Tuck seems giddily determined to top the first", whilst David Bianculli of the New York Daily.

Synonyms:

dizzily; light-headedly;