untamed
Britishadjective
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A white top appeared to have been clawed by a wild animal, further reinforcing the collection’s untamed spirit.
From Seattle Times
In his speech, Putin insisted that the West’s “untamed ambitions, arrogance and impunity” are to blame for the conflict.
From Seattle Times
If that lawsuit comes, it would set off a battle between America’s biggest crypto business and a regulator intent on cracking down on what it views as an untamed industry rife with dangers.
From New York Times
Crump lacked a college degree, and his high school portfolio was untamed when he joined Disney’s animation department.
From Los Angeles Times
Instead of getting her canceled, her kooky, untamed energy has made Barrymore — whose highly publicized career began when she was in diapers and has since straddled two centuries — a star.
From Los Angeles Times
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