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Definition of wilding - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
wild plantRare any plant that grows without human careRare
- The garden was full of wildings after the rain.
2.
- The city was shocked by the wilding last night.
Adjective
1.
natureRare growing or living in a natural stateRare
- The wilding plants thrived without human intervention.
2.
- His wilding antics shocked everyone.
Images of wilding
any plant that grows without human care
Origin of wilding
Old English, wilde (wild)
Examples of wilding in a sentence
The forest floor was carpeted with wildings in spring. The wilding in the park left the community in fear. Reports of wilding have increased in the downtown area. Wilding flowers covered the untouched meadow. The wilding animals roamed freely in the forest. The wilding behavior of the crowd was uncontrollable.
Her wilding spirit led her to adventure.
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- French:plante sauvage, sauvage, ...
- German:Wildling, im natürlichen Zustand wachsend, ...
- Italian:pianta selvatica, selvatico, ...
- Spanish:planta silvestre, natural, ...
- Portuguese:planta espontânea, selvagem, ...
- Chinese:野生植物, 野生, ...
- Japanese:野生植物, 野生の, ...
- Arabic:نَبَات بَرِّي, بَرِّي, ...
- Hebrew:צֶמַח בַּר, פְּרָאִי, ...
- Russian:дикорастущее растение, дикорастущий, ...
- Ukrainian:дика рослина, природний, ...
- Hindi:जंगली पौधा, प्राकृतिक, ...
Definition of wilder - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
wildnessmore untamed or uncontrolled
- The wilder regions of the forest are rarely explored.
2.
naturemore natural or less controlled by humans
- The garden became wilder over the years.
3.
adventureRare more adventurous or daringRare
- He took a wilder approach to the challenge.
Verb
1.
confuseDated UK bewilder or perplex someoneDated UK
- The magician's tricks wilder the audience.
2.
misleadDated lead someone astray or off courseDated
- The false map wildered the hikers.
Origin of wilder
Old English, wildor (wild animal)
Examples of wilder in a sentence
Her ideas grew wilder as the discussion progressed. The park's wilder areas attract many nature enthusiasts. As the forest grew wilder, it became a haven for wildlife. Her wilder spirit led her to explore the uncharted island. The wilder side of the trip included bungee jumping. The complex puzzle wildered the young child.
His sudden question wildered everyone in the room. The magician wildered the audience with his tricks. Rumors wildered the public during the crisis.
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- French:indompté, déconcerter, ...
- German:wilder, verwirren, ...
- Italian:più selvaggio, sconcertare, ...
- Spanish:más salvaje, desconcertar, ...
- Portuguese:mais selvagem, confundir, ...
- Chinese:更狂野, 迷惑, ...
- Japanese:より野生の, 当惑させる, ...
- Arabic:أَكْثَر بَرِّيَّة, أَرْبَكَ, ...
- Hebrew:פְּרָאִי, לְבַלְבֵּל, ...
- Russian:более дикие, озадачивать, ...
- Ukrainian:дикіший, заплутувати, ...
- Hindi:अधिक जंगली, भ्रमित करना, ...
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