Definition

Describing something that is uncontrolled, untamed, or extreme in nature; it can refer to animals living in their natural state, or to behavior that is chaotic or lacking restraint.

Example

The wild animals roamed freely in the forest.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Did you hear about the wild party last weekend?

Yeah, I saw some pictures online — it looked crazy!

I can't believe how wild some of the stories were.

I know, right? It sounds like everyone had a blast!

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

In a way that is uncontrolled or untamed, often referring to nature or behavior that is free and not domesticated.

Example

The children played wild in the open field, laughing and running without a care.

Conversation

Did you see how that dog was running around the park?

Yeah, it was moving so wild and carefree!

I wonder if it always plays like that or if it just got excited today.

Definition

A natural state where plants and animals live freely without human control or domestication, often found in uninhabited or uncultivated areas.

Example

The hikers ventured deep into the wild to explore untouched nature.

Conversation

Have you ever thought about going back to nature and experiencing the wild?

Definitely! I think it would be amazing to explore the wild areas.

I love the idea of camping in the wild and disconnecting from everything.

Root Explanation

Wild → This word originates from Old English 'wild', meaning untamed or not domesticated. It describes something that is in its natural state, free from human control or cultivation.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'wild' meaning untamed — this helps you remember that 'wild' refers to something in its natural, uncontrolled state.

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