undocile (Meaning)

undocile

not obedient or submissive

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The undocile child resisted discipline at every turn, defying his parents' authority.
The feral cat hissed and clawed, proving to be an undocile companion.
The horse's undocile nature made it difficult to train and ride.
The unruly mob grew increasingly undocile, demanding concessions from the government.
The undocile prisoner refused to cooperate with the guards, making his incarceration more challenging.
The undocile spirit of the rebels fueled their determination to overthrow the oppressive regime.
The undocile students disrupted the classroom, preventing the teacher from effectively instructing.
The undocile plant refused to thrive in the harsh conditions, requiring constant attention.
The undocile animal proved to be a hazard to itself and others, requiring careful management.
The undocile workforce demanded better working conditions, threatening a strike if their demands were not met.

not obedient or submissive

uncontrolled, unbroken, untamed, untrained, unsubdued, savage, undomesticated, barbarous, wilding, uncivilized

tamed, controlled, domesticated, submissive, docile, busted, broken,domestic, subdued, familiar

The undocile child resisted discipline at every turn, defying his parents' authority.

The feral cat hissed and clawed, proving to be an undocile companion.

The horse's undocile nature made it difficult to train and ride.

The unruly mob grew increasingly undocile, demanding concessions from the government.