"utterly wild" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It means extremely wild or completely untamed. Example: The forest was utterly wild, with no signs of human civilization and abundant wildlife roaming freely.
Totally and utterly fantastic.
As fate has it, Russians utterly dote on wild mushrooms.
In Bassekou's hands it sounded both ancient and utterly contemporary, for his wild and furious improvised playing was like some African answer to Hendrix.
For me, paradise was a landscape on the wild side, utterly my own.
From five years' edging his way through the college's crowd of heavyweights, first as student, then as tutor – encountering the "haggard yet inspiring" John Minton and the "wild and utterly dedicated" Auerbach and Kossoff, as well as the capricious Bawden himself – Gentleman emerged, as if by way of contrast, with a lyrical, amenable sweetness of manner to cap his versatility as a designer.
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I was sweaty, dirty, dripping, exhausted, utterly alone in the wild and connecting with things so far beyond me I could barely comprehend them.
One ("The Annoying Music Show") came out of that part of his personality that was utterly hilarious — this very wild Chicago-style sense of humor.
