wilds (Meaning)
wilds
emotionally overcome, marked by turbulent agitation, characteristic of, appropriate to, or expressive of wilderness, wildlife, or a simple or uncivilized society, desolate, a wild, free, or natural state or existence, not being under control, passionately eager or enthusiastic, not civilized, going beyond what is usual, of or relating to wild organisms, wilderness, sensational, not inhabited or cultivated, unruly, tending to throw inaccurately, having no basis in known or surmised fact, a sparsely inhabited or uncultivated region or tract, not subject to restraint or regulation, related to or resembling a corresponding cultivated or domesticated organism, in a wild manner, living in a state of nature and not ordinarily tame or domesticated, having no basis in fact, off an intended or expected course, being far off the intended course, able to represent any card designated by the holder, growing or produced without human aid or care, uncivilized, barbaric, going beyond normal or conventional bounds, deviating from the intended or expected course, living in a state of nature and not under human control and care, not amenable to human habitation or cultivation, indicative of strong passion, desire, or emotion, without rules or control, marked by disturbance and confusion, without regulation or control, growing or produced without human aid and care
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wilds Sentence Examples
- The untamed wilds of the rainforest teemed with vibrant life and hidden mysteries.
- Explorers ventured into the vast wilds of Antarctica, where icebergs towered and penguins waddled.
- The rugged wilds of the Scottish Highlands provided a breathtaking backdrop for ancient castles and rolling hills.
- In the untamed wilds of the Amazon, indigenous tribes preserved their traditions amidst the lush jungle.
- The wolves howled through the icy wilds of Alaska, their call echoing across the frozen landscape.
- The untamed wilds of the Outback tested the limits of human endurance, with vast stretches of barren land and hostile terrain.
- The wilds of Wyoming offered stunning views of towering mountains, shimmering lakes, and abundant wildlife.
- The untamed wilds of the Galapagos Islands harbored unique species that inspired Darwin's theory of evolution.
- Hikers traversed the treacherous wilds of the Himalayas, navigating steep slopes and unpredictable weather.
- The untamed wilds of the African savannah provided a mesmerizing canvas of wildlife, from majestic lions to elusive leopards.
FAQs About the word wilds
emotionally overcome, marked by turbulent agitation, characteristic of, appropriate to, or expressive of wilderness, wildlife, or a simple or uncivilized societ
feral, wilding,savage, untamed, unbroken, undomesticated, uncontrolled, bestial, barbarous, undocile
domestic, tamed, domesticated,tame, familiar, busted, controlled, broken, subdued, docile
The untamed wilds of the rainforest teemed with vibrant life and hidden mysteries.
Explorers ventured into the vast wilds of Antarctica, where icebergs towered and penguins waddled.
The rugged wilds of the Scottish Highlands provided a breathtaking backdrop for ancient castles and rolling hills.
In the untamed wilds of the Amazon, indigenous tribes preserved their traditions amidst the lush jungle.
