unbridled (Meaning)

Wordnet

unbridled (s)

not restrained or controlled

Webster

unbridled (a.)

Loosed from the bridle, or as from the bridle; hence, unrestrained; licentious; violent; as, unbridled passions.

unbridled Sentence Examples

  1. The unbridled enthusiasm of the crowd surged through the stadium, creating an electrifying atmosphere.
  2. Her unbridled passion for adventure led her to embark on daring expeditions around the globe.
  3. The unbridled rage of the storm tore through the city, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake.
  4. The unbridled ambition of the young entrepreneur propelled him to great heights of success.
  5. The unbridled joy of the children playing in the park filled the air with laughter and happiness.
  6. The unbridled curiosity of the scientist led to groundbreaking discoveries that transformed the world.
  7. The unbridled cruelty of the tyrant left a lasting scar on the hearts of his victims.
  8. The unbridled loyalty of the dog to its owner was a testament to the unwavering bond they shared.
  9. The unbridled imagination of the artist allowed them to create masterpieces that captivated hearts and minds.
  10. The unbridled optimism of the people in the face of adversity inspired hope and resilience.

FAQs About the word unbridled

not restrained or controlledLoosed from the bridle, or as from the bridle; hence, unrestrained; licentious; violent; as, unbridled passions.

rampant, uncontrolled, unchecked,runaway, unrestrained, raw, unhampered, uncontrollable, unbounded, abandoned

constrained, restrained, checked, constrained, temperate, hindered, governed, controlled, hampered, checked

The unbridled enthusiasm of the crowd surged through the stadium, creating an electrifying atmosphere.

Her unbridled passion for adventure led her to embark on daring expeditions around the globe.

The unbridled rage of the storm tore through the city, leaving a trail of devastation in its wake.

The unbridled ambition of the young entrepreneur propelled him to great heights of success.