untame
- adjective
- /ʌnˈteɪm/
- Maybe the following day his son tried to ride one of the untamed horses and was thrown off and broke his leg.
Maybe the following day his son tried to ride one of the untamed horses and was thrown off and broke his leg.
- Maybe the following day his son tried to ride one of the untamed horses and was thrown off and broke his leg.
Examples
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I think anything that can take the ego down a few notches can only be good for everyone else because big untamed egos have never ended well in this world.
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The forest was full of untame wildlife, making it a thrilling place for adventurers.
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And here we see the wild untamed link.
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To our song—alphabetical, untame.
Fiction book (1996) -
I'm going to bring that untamed shade across the lower lash line here and I'm going to blend it out with a little bit of knotty.
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The artist captured the essence of untame nature in her breathtaking paintings.
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They admired the untame landscape, where wildflowers bloomed freely among the rugged terrain.
Synonyms
In a natural state that people do not tame, like wild animals or places
An animal not trained to be ridden or used by people
Living in the wild and not kept or bred by people
Living in the wild, not kept or tamed by people
Not tamed and living in the wild like wolves
Partly wild and not fully tamed or controlled
Antonyms
How Tame
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Untame is made of un- 'not' and tame 'trained' or 'controlled', so imagine a horse that will not wear a bridle. That's why untame describes something 'not tamed', wild or hard to control.