indocile (Meaning)

Wordnet

indocile (s)

incapable of being controlled

Webster

Not teachable; indisposed to be taught, trained, or disciplined; not easily instructed or governed; dull; intractable.

The indocile horse refused to obey its rider's commands, pawing at the ground and snorting defiantly.
The rebellious teenager was an indocile student, constantly challenging authority and disrupting class.
The untamed lion was an indocile beast, its wild nature making it impossible to control.
The indocile child refused to listen to their parents, often throwing tantrums and misbehaving.
The politician's supporters were known for their indocile behavior, blindly following his lead without question.
The indocile employee was uncooperative and resistant to any changes in the workplace.
The indocile dog was a handful, constantly pulling on its leash and ignoring its owner's commands.
The indocile voters refused to compromise, their stubbornness stalling negotiations.
The indocile nature of the disease made it difficult to treat, as the body resisted medication and therapy.
The indocile mob was an unruly force, causing destruction and chaos in its wake.

incapable of being controlledNot teachable; indisposed to be taught, trained, or disciplined; not easily instructed or governed; dull; intractable.

disobedient, irrepressible, uncontrolled, rambunctious, boisterous, insubordinate, naughty,rebellious, rowdy, incorrigible

manageable, obedient, submissive, docile, docile, obedient, manageable, controllable, tractable, tractable

The indocile horse refused to obey its rider's commands, pawing at the ground and snorting defiantly.

The rebellious teenager was an indocile student, constantly challenging authority and disrupting class.

The untamed lion was an indocile beast, its wild nature making it impossible to control.

The indocile child refused to listen to their parents, often throwing tantrums and misbehaving.