giddily
Adverb
Meaning
In a giddy manner.
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The announcers sounded giddily excited. Their faces flushed, their eyes bright. Natural disasters did that to people, made them feel significant, reassured them that their actions mattered.
he walked around dizzily
Carrying the movie is a fearless performance by Depeault, who at Saturday’s premiere exhibited the same combination of spontaneity and charisma as her character, twirling giddily as the cast and crew made their entrance, just before the movie began.
Their dynamic is like a cross be- tween John Marin's watercolors o the city and Monet's "Rouen Cathedrals": giddily celebratory and drunk on daylight.
The chorus's underlying chord progression reinforces this feeling, deliberately avoiding the song's harmonic "home" in a way that makes the listener "feel giddily unmoored," they add.
People waited, giddily, hoping to catch another glimpse.