raving
ravingly

A woman as tall as most men, ravingly beautiful of face and figure, a fair shot with a bow.

She hissed the words, but it had been "ravingly beautiful" that made her face color, and the mention of her eyes that had clenched her fists.

People who had at first seemed so friendly and decent and open and neighbourly, but who, after two or three encounters, had turned into ravingly obsessive lunatics.

Then we were in New Mexico and passed the rounded rocks of Raton and stopped at a diner, ravingly hungry for hamburgers, some of which we wrapped in a napkin to eat over the border below.

(I was very happy to see Sara replace flaky former judge Nicole Scherzinger, who recently departed to go ruin "The X Factor," but host Nick Lachey may have been exaggerating just a little when he ravingly called Sara "one of the biggest recording artists in the business."