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untamed

British  
/ ʌnˈteɪmd /

adjective

  1. not cultivated, domesticated, or controlled

    beautiful untamed wilderness

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The musical numbers, such as they are, are riveting: bodies moving within the frame and around the camera with a mix of untamed energy and angular precision.

From Los Angeles Times

But what he’s missing in size he more than makes up for in strength, intensity, and untamed anger.

From Literature

“Wild, untamed creatures! Now I cannot hear myself think, not that I much care for thinking.”

From Literature

“It mystifies me, Miss Lumley, how you can even persist in calling those three untamed creatures ‘children.’

From Literature

It’s about railroads and bridges carved into untamed expanses of the Pacific Northwest, as well as the sacrifices and growing pains necessary to move the country toward modernity.

From Los Angeles Times