Adverb:

వెఱ్ఱి వలె, పిచ్చి వంటిది,

like mad's Usage Examples:

slow pacing, cinematography that was "flat and ugly", and actors who "overact like mad or are so wooden that they seem to disappear into the scenery.

During the Victorian era the hatters' malaise became proverbial, as reflected in popular expressions like mad as a hatter (see below) and the hatters' shakes.

Constructions like made me spit-take are convenient for avoiding this issue all together.

violence as the devil"s work and called for the nobles to put down the rebels like mad dogs.

Still, Bette Davis and Joan Crawford do get a chance to carry on like mad things, which at least one of them is supposed to be.

Allirog, a Moreau-like mad scientist who creates "fiendish monsters" and who transplanted his brain.

This is unlike made to measure which starts by using pre-existing patterns within which relatively.

They were looting like mad.

walnut, butternut and sumac, as well as imported natural dyes, like madder, fustic, and cutch.

It goes catapulting along, digressing like mad, never pedantic, a little frantic, which is just right: the jazz.

It seems to have been so challenging she gave up trying, and started editorialising like mad.

Synonyms:

like crazy, like hell, like the devil, like sin, like thunder,

Antonyms:

unlike, disapprove, dislike,