ungovernable

It implied courage, valor, dignity, and an attachment to personal freedom that made people almost ungovernable.

And he has always gotten a kick out of his rep as the ungovernable—maybe even a bit unbalanced—member of Team Obama.

But he marred it all by a temper so ungovernable that in Paris there was current a byword, "Explosive as Garnache."

Having been allowed to have his own way while small, he has cultivated an ungovernable desire to do as he pleases.

So popular and so ungovernable was the habit, that there is hardly any rational means to be found for accounting for it.

As the soldier kicked him up again, and continued to drag him along by the neck, the audience became ungovernable in their rage.

On the other hand they were likely to prove intractable and ungovernable, and many preferred even suicide to servitude.