tameable
[tey-muh-buh l]
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adjective
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Examples from the Web for untameable
Historical Examples of untameable
Population is the most untameable force in the political and social world.
The RepublicPlato
But there was resolution in her mouth and nostrils; resolution fixed and untameable.
The Mystery of the SeaBram Stoker
You may as well entertain a passion for the untameable hyena.
A Bold Stroke for a HusbandHannah Cowley
The untameable, Ishmaelitish thing that Egdon now was it always had been.
Return of the NativeThomas Hardy
The Indians are frequently denounced as faithless, ferocious and untameable.
Great Indian Chief of the WestBenjamin Drake