untamed

IPA: ʌntˈeɪmd

Wild, uncontrolled, especially of animals not domesticated or trained to human contact.

Examples of "untamed" in Sentences

"untamed" ... and there's no Adam D backing vocals
I thought that "untamed" was supposed to mean; DIY.
Claire Stigliani has the kind of untamed imagination that could only come of a rare childhood.
The untamed mix of ways to write similar sounds perplexes English-users galore, native as well as adoptive.
Be sure to bring along a good supply of water and perhaps a few snacks as there are no services on the long stretch of untamed beach.
Her hair has the kind of untamed volume mostly seen on those who've yet to feel the pressures of an aesthetically constrained professional environment.
Or are they double-edged swords? awards that demand feelings of gratitude towards southern benefactors as day-to-day problems are swept swiftly under the "untamed" carpet?
Tree-huggers will relish their seclusion at two ancient forests on both coasts, while water-lovers will delight in untamed Texan rafting adventures, snorkeling at an underwater Floridian marine park, or whale-watching on a Canadian cape.