unbridled — not controlled or restrained; uncontrolled
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: not controlled or restrained; uncontrolled
Pronunciation (IPA): /ʌnˈbraɪdld/
Korean meaning: 통제되지 않은, 억제되지 않은, 마음껏 발산되는
Korean pronunciation: 언-브라이-들드 (강세: 브라이)
Example Sentences
- His unbridled love for chicken made him open three fried chicken shops in one block.
- The dictator's unbridled power led to the country's economic collapse.
- She showed unbridled excitement when she found out her favorite idol was coming to town.
unbridled
ADJECTIVE//ʌnˈbraɪdld//
not controlled or restrained; uncontrolled
Wild and completely unrestrained freedom
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Unbridled spirit leaps past the riddled fence!
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Origin
From the prefix 'un-' (not) combined with 'bridled', the past participle of 'bridle' (to put a bridle on a horse, or to restrain). The word 'bridle' comes from Old English 'bridel', related to Old High German 'britil', ultimately from a root meaning to bind or twist.
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“His unbridled love for chicken made him open three fried chicken shops in one block.”
“The dictator's unbridled power led to the country's economic collapse.”
“She showed unbridled excitement when she found out her favorite idol was coming to town.”
“The CEO's unbridled greed for money resulted in multiple scandals.”
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