Definition Synonyms
Definition of untamable - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
animalRare resistant to domestication or trainingRare
- The wild horse was untamable.
2.
wild natureRare US unable to be controlled or subduedRare US
- The lion's spirit was untamable.
3.
emotionRare US not capable of being calmed or restrainedRare US
- His untamable anger worried his friends.
Origin of untamable
Latin, in- (not) + tamabilis (tameable)
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mammal
large wild ox from South Asia, untamable and part of cattle tribe
Examples of untamable in a sentence
The stray dog proved to be untamable. Her untamable hair was always a topic of conversation. The wild horse was truly untamable. Her untamable excitement was contagious. The child's untamable curiosity led to many discoveries.
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- French:indomptable, incontrôlable, ...
- German:unbändig, ...
- Italian:indomabile, selvaggio, ...
- Spanish:indomable, inconquistable, ...
- Portuguese:indomável, ...
- Chinese:无法驯服的, 不可驯服的, ...
- Japanese:手懐けられない, 手に負えない, ...
- Arabic:عَصِيّ عَلَى التَّدْجِين, جَامِح, ...
- Hebrew:בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְאִלּוּף, בִּלְתִּי נִתָּן לְרִסּוּן, ...
- Russian:неукротимый, необузданный, ...
- Ukrainian:неприборканий, некерований, ...
- Hindi:अवशोषणीय, अविनीत, ...
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