Definition for Wild:

• Being in a state of nature: not tamed or cultivated: uncivilized: desert: unsheltered: violent: licentious.

Synonyms for Wild:

• adj.

  •abandoned (adjective)
  • shameless,
  • wicked.
  •all (adjective)
  • wild.
  •angry (adjective)
  • mad.
  •animal (adjective)
  • brutish,
  • sensual,
  • untamed,
  • mammalian.
  •animalistic (adjective)
  • Ruminating,
  • fishy,
  • vertebral,
  • reptilian,
  • bird-like,
  • bestial,
  • amphibious,
  • canine,
  • animalistic,
  • feline.
  •barbarian (adjective)
  • inhuman,
  • lowbrow.
  •barbarous (adjective)
  • more wolfish,
  • in humane,
  • most wolfish,
  • monstrous,
  • in-humane.
  •bleak (adjective)
  • un sheltered,
  • de forested,
  • more deforested,
  • de-forested,
  • most scorched,
  • most unpopulated,
  • un populated,
  • more unpopulated,
  • un-sheltered,
  • stripped,
  • most bulldozed,
  • most windswept,
  • more scorched,
  • weather beaten,
  • more blighted,
  • more bulldozed,
  • most deforested,
  • more windswept,
  • ex posed,
  • ex-posed,
  • most blighted,
  • un-populated.
  •blind (adjective)
  • mindless.
  •blustery (adjective)
  • more gusting,
  • howling,
  • in-clement,
  • in clement,
  • more howling,
  • roaring,
  • most howling,
  • most gusting.
  •boisterous (adjective)
  • tumultous-tumultuous,
  • more brawling,
  • tumultoustumultuous,
  • most brawling,
  • dis-orderly,
  • dis orderly,
  • more vociferant,
  • tumultous tumultuous,
  • most vociferant.
  •camp (adjective)
  • ostentatious,
  • popper.
  •chaotic (adjective)
  • perturbed,
  • irregular,
  • incoherent,
  • deranged,
  • blurry,
  • uneven,
  • muddled,
  • shapeless,
  • indefinite,
  • unruly,
  • disarrayed,
  • formless,
  • deformed,
  • indistinct,
  • frenzied,
  • inconsistent,
  • obscure,
  • messy,
  • undisciplined,
  • disconnected,
  • disorganized,
  • confused,
  • Disintegrated,
  • disorderly,
  • embroiled,
  • rambunctious,
  • tumultuous,
  • discomposed,
  • fuzzy,
  • amorphous,
  • lax,
  • tempestuous,
  • cluttered,
  • disordered,
  • inexact,
  • inchoate,
  • loose,
  • disheveled,
  • chaotic,
  • jumbled.
  •chimerical (adjective)
  • un founded,
  • un-founded.
  •choppy (adjective)
  • un even,
  • ripplier,
  • un-even,
  • Ripply,
  • rippliest.
  •colonial (adjective)
  • pre-revolutionary,
  • most dominion,
  • most frontier,
  • more frontier,
  • more outland,
  • most emigrant,
  • trans planted,
  • more pilgrim,
  • de pendent,
  • de-pendent,
  • more dominion,
  • trans-planted,
  • most transplanted,
  • more transplanted,
  • most outland,
  • more immigrant,
  • most immigrant,
  • Outland,
  • pre revolutionary,
  • most prerevolutionary,
  • un-settled,
  • newest,
  • more prerevolutionary,
  • most pilgrim,
  • more emigrant,
  • un settled.
  •crazy (adjective)
  • most illconceived,
  • in-appropriate,
  • more ill conceived,
  • de-voted,
  • halfbaked,
  • more derisory,
  • out all reason,
  • ill conceived,
  • idiotic,
  • loony,
  • ludicrous,
  • out of reason,
  • most ill conceived,
  • in appropriate,
  • more illconceived,
  • half baked,
  • more ill-conceived,
  • goofy,
  • most ill-conceived,
  • most derisory,
  • short sighted,
  • enamored,
  • illconceived,
  • more ridiculous,
  • de voted,
  • out reason.
  •delirious (adjective)
  • most corybantic,
  • rapturous,
  • more corybantic,
  • de-lighted,
  • over wrought,
  • de lighted,
  • trans-ported,
  • trans ported.
  •desert (adjective)
  • sterile,
  • most untilled,
  • more untilled,
  • un inhabited,
  • solitary,
  • un tilled,
  • un-tilled,
  • un-inhabited,
  • de-sert,
  • un productive,
  • un-productive,
  • in-fertile,
  • in fertile,
  • wastest,
  • de sert.
  •desolate (adjective)
  • un-frequented,
  • de-stroyed,
  • un occupied,
  • un frequented,
  • un-occupied,
  • de stroyed,
  • de relict,
  • de-relict,
  • de solate,
  • de-solate.
  •desperate (adjective)
  • in cautious,
  • risky,
  • in-cautious,
  • deathdefying,
  • death defying,
  • head strong,
  • head long,
  • headstrong,
  • scandalous,
  • heinous,
  • head-long,
  • most death defying,
  • devil may care,
  • more death-defying,
  • more death defying,
  • most precipitate,
  • most deathdefying,
  • headlong,
  • more deathdefying,
  • most death-defying.
  •destructive (adjective)
  • violent.
  •disorderly, rowdy (adjective)
  • wayward,
  • foolish,
  • flighty,
  • foolhardy,
  • noisy,
  • enthusiastic,
  • imprudent,
  • impetuous,
  • crazed,
  • avid,
  • outrageous,
  • riotous,
  • impracticable,
  • berserk,
  • incautious,
  • unfettered,
  • extravagant,
  • reckless.
  •dissolute (adjective)
  • gone bad,
  • sybaritic,
  • in the fast lane,
  • night owl,
  • lecherous,
  • lascivious,
  • on the take,
  • high living,
  • nighthawk.
  •distraught (adjective)
  • out of ones mind,
  • most rattled,
  • more unzipped,
  • dis-trait,
  • worried,
  • un screwed,
  • out mind,
  • out one's mind,
  • most flustered,
  • un zipped,
  • dis-tressed,
  • more tormented,
  • dis-composed,
  • most harassed,
  • un-screwed,
  • most discomposed,
  • out of one mind,
  • most unzipped,
  • un glued,
  • like chicken with its head cut off,
  • more nonplussed,
  • dis tressed,
  • un-glued,
  • more harassed,
  • more rattled,
  • out one mind,
  • un-zipped,
  • in panic,
  • more unglued,
  • harassed,
  • most unglued,
  • out ones mind,
  • dis trait,
  • more flustered,
  • most nonplussed,
  • more unscrewed,
  • most unscrewed,
  • more discomposed,
  • dis composed,
  • most tormented.
  •eager (adjective)
  • rarin to go,
  • more yearning,
  • most craving,
  • most appetent,
  • more appetent,
  • ready willing,
  • more fervent,
  • more self-starting,
  • ready and willing,
  • more pining,
  • more eager,
  • de-siring,
  • selfstarting,
  • most hankering,
  • most warmblooded,
  • more warmblooded,
  • self-starting,
  • most self starting,
  • more craving,
  • rarin' go,
  • most pining,
  • more self starting,
  • thirsty,
  • most selfstarting,
  • rarin go,
  • de siring,
  • hot trot,
  • in tent,
  • most fervid,
  • more hankering,
  • most self-starting,
  • self starting,
  • more selfstarting,
  • most yearning.
  •eccentric (adjective)
  • un commoner,
  • freakest,
  • un commonest,
  • off center,
  • more oddball,
  • out left field,
  • offcenter,
  • quirky,
  • more curious,
  • funnier,
  • un common,
  • un-commonest,
  • off wall,
  • un-common,
  • un conventional,
  • off the wall,
  • un-natural,
  • flaky,
  • un-commoner,
  • un-conventional.
  •ecstatic (adjective)
  • over-joyed,
  • more euphoric,
  • more ravished,
  • out,
  • in exaltation,
  • most athrill,
  • pleased as punch,
  • more joyous,
  • up beat,
  • more athrill,
  • most entranced,
  • most euphoric,
  • most ravished,
  • most enraptured,
  • over joyed,
  • most joyous,
  • more enraptured,
  • more entranced,
  • tickled death.
  •enthusiastic (adjective)
  • motivated,
  • born-again,
  • mad about something,
  • fervent,
  • hooked,
  • wholehearted.
  •excited (adjective)
  • steamed up,
  • aflame,
  • keyed up,
  • psyched,
  • in a tizzy,
  • pumped,
  • juiced up,
  • zipped up.
  •exciting (adjective)
  • Exhilarant,
  • Commoving,
  • rip-roaring,
  • zestful,
  • sensational,
  • rousing,
  • agitative.
  •explosive (adjective)
  • un-controllable,
  • ex-plosive,
  • more fulminating,
  • more convulsive,
  • un controllable,
  • un stable,
  • un stablest,
  • most detonating,
  • un-stabler,
  • ex plosive,
  • most fulminant,
  • un stabler,
  • most convulsive,
  • un-stablest,
  • more eruptive,
  • more fulminant,
  • most fulminating,
  • most detonative,
  • more detonating,
  • more detonative,
  • most eruptive,
  • un-stable.
  •fanatical (adjective)
  • obsessive,
  • more obsessive,
  • more monomaniacal,
  • most bugged,
  • monomaniacal,
  • most obsessive,
  • nuts for,
  • narrow minded,
  • mono maniacal,
  • most monomaniacal,
  • narrowminded,
  • more bugged,
  • mono-maniacal,
  • single minded,
  • opinionated.
  •fanciful (adjective)
  • more fancied,
  • castles air,
  • most fairy tale,
  • in-credible,
  • in credible,
  • more fairy-tale,
  • more fairy tale,
  • incredible,
  • castles the air,
  • notional,
  • more fairytale,
  • pie in sky,
  • more fabulous,
  • most fairytale,
  • most fairy-tale,
  • un-real,
  • pie the sky,
  • fictional,
  • most fancied,
  • pie sky.
  •fantastical (adjective)
  • extra ordinary,
  • extra-ordinary.
  •far-out (adjective)
  • rad,
  • modernistic,
  • very unconventional,
  • hippie,
  • ultamodern.
  •far out (adjective)
  • nonconformist quirky,
  • ultra modern.
  •fast (adjective)
  • indecent,
  • flirtatious,
  • gadabout,
  • self-gratifying.
  •feckless (adjective)
  • meaningless,
  • hopeless,
  • uncareful,
  • good-for-nothing,
  • ineffective.
  •feral (adjective)
  • Tameless.
  •ferocious (adjective)
  • un merciful,
  • fellest,
  • un-merciful,
  • more tigerish,
  • murderous,
  • feller,
  • more ravening,
  • most tigerish,
  • most ravening.
  •fierce (adjective)
  • in-tensest,
  • apest,
  • most flipped,
  • Flipped,
  • in tense,
  • enraged,
  • more flipped,
  • in-tenser,
  • in-tense,
  • in tenser,
  • venomous.
  •flighty (adjective)
  • unsteady,
  • more dingdong,
  • empty headed,
  • more airheaded,
  • in-constant,
  • more twit,
  • un-balanced,
  • un-steadiest,
  • un steadier,
  • most bubbleheaded,
  • unsteadiest,
  • most airheaded,
  • more bubbleheaded,
  • un steadiest,
  • mercurial,
  • un-steadier,
  • more dingbat,
  • un-steady,
  • in constant,
  • un steady,
  • most dingdong,
  • most twit,
  • most dingbat.
  •fractious (adjective)
  • huffy,
  • snappish,
  • pettish.
  •frantic (adjective)
  • most zonkers,
  • more hyper,
  • most hyper,
  • more zonkers,
  • zonkers,
  • de ranged,
  • hot under the collar,
  • de-ranged,
  • at wits end,
  • in stew.
  •freakish (adjective)
  • most outre,
  • more outre,
  • most vagarious,
  • malformed,
  • more vagarious.
  •frenetic (adjective)
  • in a lather,
  • phrenetic,
  • furibund,
  • lost it.
  •furious (adjective)
  • most blustering,
  • more blustering,
  • most rampageous,
  • more intensified,
  • more rampageous,
  • most intensified.
  •gay (adjective)
  • most funloving,
  • more pleasure seeking,
  • pleasure seeking,
  • self assertive,
  • most jocund,
  • Gamesome,
  • more gamesome,
  • most pleasure seeking,
  • more pleasureseeking,
  • more fun-loving,
  • more fun loving,
  • most fun loving,
  • playful,
  • selfassertive,
  • fun loving,
  • more pleasure-seeking,
  • most pleasureseeking,
  • most gamesome,
  • more funloving,
  • most fun-loving,
  • funloving,
  • most pleasure-seeking,
  • pleasureseeking,
  • self-assertive,
  • hilarious.
  •giddy (adjective)
  • ditzier,
  • changeful,
  • be-mused,
  • be mused,
  • ditziest,
  • ditzy,
  • most changeful,
  • more changeful.
  •gonzo (adjective)
  • far fetched.
  •harebrained (adjective)
  • rattlebrained.
  •harum-scarum (adjective)
  • light-minded,
  • harumscarum,
  • scatty.
  •heavy (adjective)
  • effortful,
  • Acroamatic.
  •hectic (adjective)
  • dis ordered,
  • jungler,
  • more flurrying,
  • hectic,
  • dis-ordered,
  • more flustering,
  • nutsier,
  • junglest,
  • zoolike,
  • hassler,
  • more zoolike,
  • most flurrying,
  • most madhouse,
  • more madhouse,
  • most zoolike,
  • most flustering,
  • hasslest,
  • hell broke loose,
  • nutsiest.
  •hog-wild (adjective)
  • hogwild.
  •hyperactive (adjective)
  • over-zealous,
  • overzealous,
  • over-active,
  • excitable,
  • overactive.
  •hysterical (adjective)
  • most seething,
  • more seething,
  • in-censed,
  • most fuming,
  • in censed,
  • more maddened,
  • panic stricken,
  • in fit,
  • un-nerved,
  • more fuming,
  • un nerved,
  • panicstricken,
  • irrepressible,
  • most unnerved,
  • most maddened,
  • more unnerved,
  • unnerved.
  •ill-considered (adjective)
  • ill-considered,
  • illconsidered,
  • ill considered.
  •outlandish (adjective)
  • un-usual,
  • unheard-of,
  • un usual,
  • unheardof.
  •out of control (adjective)
  • out control.
  •overgrown (adjective)
  • over grown,
  • more overrun,
  • over-grown,
  • over-run,
  • most overrun.
  •passionate (adjective)
  • most highpressure,
  • more high-pressure,
  • high pressure,
  • most high-pressure,
  • most high pressure,
  • more quickened,
  • in spiring,
  • more high pressure,
  • most quickened,
  • more highpressure,
  • high powered,
  • in-spiring,
  • highpressure.
  •preposterous (adjective)
  • un-believable,
  • un believable,
  • un-thinkable,
  • taking cake,
  • un thinkable.
  •primitive (adjective)
  • un-refined,
  • non-literate,
  • pre-literate,
  • most atavistic,
  • most preliterate,
  • pre literate,
  • un-taught,
  • most untutored,
  • more nonliterate,
  • more preliterate,
  • more untutored,
  • un-tutored,
  • un-developed,
  • non literate,
  • un refined,
  • most nonliterate,
  • un learned,
  • more atavistic,
  • un-learned,
  • un tutored,
  • under-developed,
  • preliterate,
  • most vestigial,
  • un taught,
  • more vestigial,
  • under developed.
  •profligate (adjective)
  • more vitiated,
  • most vitiated.
  •promiscuous (adjective)
  • in discriminate,
  • most pushover,
  • most oversexed,
  • most undiscriminating,
  • oversexed,
  • over-sexed,
  • un-discriminating,
  • un discriminating,
  • more oversexed,
  • over sexed,
  • un restricted,
  • more undiscriminating,
  • more pushover,
  • un-restricted,
  • in-discriminate.
  •psyched (adjective)
  • in spired,
  • in-spired.
  •pumped (adjective)
  • geared up,
  • cranked up.
  •rabid (adjective)
  • Ultraist,
  • overboard,
  • mad-dog,
  • Poisoned,
  • smoking.
  •raffish (adjective)
  • dis reputable,
  • dis-reputable.
  •raging (adjective)
  • throwing a fit,
  • raving mad,
  • blowing one's top,
  • ranting and raving,
  • boiling over,
  • on the warpath,
  • blowing a gasket,
  • boiling mad,
  • going ape,
  • raging,
  • bent out of shape,
  • mad as a hornet.
  •rampant (adjective)
  • pro fuse,
  • more rampaging,
  • pro-fuse,
  • on rampage,
  • on the rampage,
  • exceeding bounds,
  • most rampaging,
  • pre-dominant,
  • pre dominant.
  •rank (adjective)
  • junglelike,
  • fructiferous,
  • over-abundant,
  • semitropical,
  • high-growing.
  •rash (adjective)
  • precipitant,
  • over hasty,
  • unguarded,
  • Insuppressible,
  • overhasty,
  • jumping to conclusions,
  • unconsidered.
  •recalcitrant (adjective)
  • un-willing,
  • un-disciplinable,
  • more withstanding,
  • un willing,
  • un disciplinable,
  • most undisciplinable,
  • in-submissive,
  • with standing,
  • most insubmissive,
  • with-standing,
  • more undisciplinable,
  • in submissive,
  • more insubmissive,
  • most withstanding.
  •remote (adjective)
  • middle of nowhere,
  • in a backwater,
  • off-lying,
  • far off,
  • god-knows-where,
  • off beaten path.
  •romantic (adjective)
  • un realistic,
  • most lovey dovey,
  • loveydovey,
  • tearjerking,
  • most syrupy,
  • most loveydovey,
  • more lovey-dovey,
  • more syrupy,
  • un-realistic,
  • most lovey-dovey,
  • tear jerking,
  • more loveydovey,
  • more lovey dovey.
  •rootin'-tootin (adjective)
  • rootin-tootin,
  • rootin tootin,
  • rootintootin,
  • loudmouthed,
  • rootin' tootin.
  •rough (adjective)
  • unmusical,
  • rough-and-tumble,
  • stridulent.
  •rough-and-tumble (adjective)
  • knockabout,
  • rough and tumble.
  •rowdy (adjective)
  • rootin'-tootin.
  •rude (adjective)
  • un mannerly,
  • more unconversant,
  • most unhewn,
  • un-mannerly,
  • in-experienced,
  • most roughhewn,
  • uneducated,
  • un hewn,
  • most unfashioned,
  • in-elegant,
  • in-solent,
  • more unfashioned,
  • Rudimental,
  • un finished,
  • dis courteous,
  • un-educated,
  • in-artistic,
  • in-expert,
  • most bad mannered,
  • most inartistic,
  • in expert,
  • more badmannered,
  • more bad mannered,
  • more unhewn,
  • more bad-mannered,
  • most bad-mannered,
  • most unconversant,
  • in artistic,
  • in solent,
  • un-fashioned,
  • un gracious,
  • badmannered,
  • in elegant,
  • more inartistic,
  • un-hewn,
  • most badmannered,
  • un fashioned,
  • un-gracious,
  • bad mannered,
  • un educated,
  • un-conversant,
  • in experienced,
  • un conversant,
  • roughhewn,
  • un-finished,
  • dis-courteous,
  • Unfashioned,
  • more roughhewn.
  •runaway (adjective)
  • fleeinger,
  • fleeingest.
  •sporting (adjective)
  • square shooting,
  • kittenish,
  • square dealing,
  • straight shooting.
  •sporting/sportive (adjective)
  • full fun,
  • more antic,
  • most antic,
  • most sportspersonlike,
  • more larkish,
  • most sportive,
  • more sportspersonlike,
  • most coltish,
  • most larkish,
  • sportive,
  • more coltish,
  • most sporting.
  •stormy (adjective)
  • most storming,
  • more storming,
  • raining cats dogs,
  • more stormful,
  • most stormful.
  •supererogative (adjective)
  • uncalledfor.
  •supererogatory (adjective)
  • supererogatory.
  •tasteless (adjective)
  • low-down,
  • lowdown,
  • low-down-and-dirty.
  •thrilling (adjective)
  • most mind-bending,
  • bloodtingling,
  • more blood-tingling,
  • fabber,
  • most blood tingling,
  • most blood-tingling,
  • most mind bending,
  • more mind bending,
  • most shivering,
  • blood tingling,
  • more shivering,
  • most bloodtingling,
  • more bloodtingling,
  • most trembling,
  • mindbending,
  • more blood tingling,
  • more trembling,
  • more mind-bending,
  • fabbest,
  • mind bending,
  • more mindbending,
  • most mindbending.
  •tropic (adjective)
  • more summer,
  • most summer.
  •tumultous/tumultuous (adjective)
  • most rowdydowdy,
  • more rowdydowdy,
  • more tumultous,
  • more termagant,
  • most rumbunctious,
  • more rumbunctious,
  • tumultous,
  • most termagant.
  •tumultuous (adjective)
  • rumbustious,
  • more rumbustious,
  • most rumbustious.
  •turbulent (adjective)
  • most foaming,
  • Moiling,
  • more swirling,
  • more moiling,
  • most moiling,
  • more foaming,
  • tumultous- tumultuous,
  • most swirling.
  •unbridled (adjective)
  • un bridled,
  • un-curbed,
  • uncurbed,
  • un-bridled,
  • most uncurbed,
  • more uncurbed,
  • un curbed.
  •unchecked (adjective)
  • untrammeled.
  •unconsidered (adjective)
  • un considered,
  • un-considered.
  •unconstrained (adjective)
  • un constrained,
  • un-constrained.
  •uncontrolled (adjective)
  • unsuppressed,
  • blind.
  •uncultivated (adjective)
  • unfarmed,
  • more unfarmed,
  • un cultivated,
  • un-plowed,
  • most unfarmed,
  • un-farmed,
  • most unplowed,
  • un farmed,
  • un plowed,
  • unplowed,
  • more unplowed,
  • un-cultivated.
  •ungovernable (adjective)
  • un governable,
  • un-governable.
  •unnegotiable (adjective)
  • un negotiable,
  • un-negotiable.
  •unrestrained (adjective)
  • un-inhibited,
  • un hampered,
  • un-restrained,
  • un bounded,
  • un inhibited,
  • more unhampered,
  • un-limited,
  • un-hampered,
  • un-bounded,
  • un restrained,
  • most unhampered.
  •unruly (adjective)
  • in-exorable,
  • out line.
  •untamed (adjective)
  • undomesticated,
  • escaped,
  • waste,
  • agrarian,
  • indigenous.
  •untoward (adjective)
  • un-happy,
  • mis fortunate,
  • un happier,
  • in convenient,
  • in opportune,
  • un-timely,
  • ill starred,
  • un favorable,
  • un luckiest,
  • un timeliest,
  • in-convenient,
  • starcrossed,
  • un luckier,
  • in-opportune,
  • most misfortunate,
  • un happy,
  • un lucky,
  • un timelier,
  • un propitious,
  • illstarred,
  • un-fortunate,
  • un happiest,
  • un-timelier,
  • Star-crossed,
  • mis-fortunate,
  • in auspicious,
  • star crossed,
  • un-timeliest,
  • un-lucky,
  • un fortunate,
  • more misfortunate,
  • in-auspicious,
  • un timely,
  • un-luckier,
  • un-favorable.
  •untrained (adjective)
  • un-skilled,
  • un trained,
  • un-qualified,
  • un-prepared,
  • un-trained,
  • un prepared,
  • more novice,
  • un qualified,
  • most novice,
  • un skilled.
  •unusable (adjective)
  • un usable,
  • un-usable.
  •unusual (adjective)
  • far out.
  •unworkable (adjective)
  • un workable,
  • un-workable.
  •uproarious (adjective)
  • more rackety,
  • most rackety.
  •vehement (adjective)
  • vehement,
  • on make.
  •vicious (adjective)
  • re prehensible,
  • de-moralized,
  • more contaminated,
  • in famous,
  • re-prehensible,
  • de moralized,
  • de based,
  • de-based,
  • de graded,
  • de-graded.
  •violent (adjective)
  • broiling,
  • demoniac,
  • abusive,
  • intense,
  • brawling,
  • assaultive,
  • fighting.
  •vulgar (adjective)
  • mobbish.
  •wacky (adjective)
  • zany,
  • hare-brained.
  •wanton (adjective)
  • un-reserved,
  • more fluctuating,
  • up down,
  • most spendthrift,
  • hot cold,
  • up and down,
  • more spendthrift,
  • un-fettered,
  • un fettered.
  •wasteful (adjective)
  • pound-foolish,
  • Unthrifty,
  • Dissipative,
  • uneconomical,
  • overgenerous.
  •wavy (adjective)
  • choppy.
  •wide-open (adjective)
  • wideopen.
  •windy (adjective)
  • drafty,
  • draftier,
  • draftiest.

• adv.

  •frantically (adverb)
  • un controllably,
  • un-controllably.
  •furiously (adverb)
  • in tensely.

• n.

  •
  • impassioned,
  • unmanageable,
  • emotional,
  • torrid,
  • hysterical,
  • histrionic,
  • soulful.
  •
  • impenetrable,
  • dramatic,
  • lush,
  • excessive,
  • eventful,
  • exuberant,
  • exotic,
  • compelling,
  • enthralling,
  • dense,
  • free,
  • thrilling,
  • exhilarating,
  • neglected,
  • luxuriant,
  • weedy,
  • untouched,
  • alive,
  • overrun,
  • uninhabited.
  •
  • best-of-breed,
  • Caged,
  • articulate,
  • rampage,
  • rage,
  • captive,
  • anthropoid,
  • run riot,
  • asexual,
  • cut loose,
  • arboreal,
  • androgynous,
  • aquatic,
  • escape.
  •
  • inaccurate,
  • approximate,
  • roughly,
  • approximately,
  • broadly,
  • questionable.
  •
  • culture,
  • fresh,
  • primitive.
  •
  • frantically,
  • frenetically,
  • order,
  • if/when/as the spirit moves you,
  • like mad,
  • with abandon,
  • madly,
  • peace,
  • resist,
  • control,
  • from pillar to post,
  • wildly.
  •
  • won't take no for an answer,
  • ...or bust,
  • where there's a will, there's a way,
  • there's no stopping someone,
  • in for a penny, in for a pound,
  • if it's the last thing I do,
  • restraint,
  • if it kills you,
  • and damn the consequences/expense etc.,
  • I/we etc. will not rest until....
  •
  • rugged,
  • roiled,
  • ugly,
  • dirty,
  • roily.
  •
  • bush.
  •angry (noun)
  • angry.
  •desert (noun)
  • barren lands,
  • saharas.
  •dissolute (noun)
  • lewd.
  •feral (noun)
  • feral.
  •godforsaken (noun)
  • godforsaken.
  •rampantly (noun)
  • rampantly.
  •savage (noun)
  • savage.
  •spontaneous (noun)
  • spontaneous.
  •state of nature (noun)
  • state of nature.
  •unbroken (noun)
  • unbroken.
  •uncivilised (noun)
  • uncivilised.
  •unplanted (noun)
  • unplanted.
  •waste (noun)
  • dust bowl,
  • marsh,
  • brushland.
  •wild (noun)
  • noncivilised,
  • inhospitable,
  • natural state,
  • noncivilized.
  •wilderness (noun)
  • boonies,
  • no mans land,
  • no-man's land.
  •wilderness/wilds (noun)
  • out-back,
  • OUT BACK,
  • primeval forests,
  • back beyond,
  • out backs,
  • out-backs.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • uninhibited,
  • ungoverned,
  • mountainous,
  • uncultured,
  • unconstrained,
  • squally,
  • domesticize,
  • wildness,
  • parched,
  • sun-baked,
  • expectant,
  • currant,
  • dusty,
  • treeless.
  •
  • refractory,
  • incontinent,
  • wood,
  • dissipated,
  • intractable,
  • arid,
  • uncontrollable,
  • openness,
  • lifeless,
  • licentious,
  • deserted.
  •
  • uncivil,
  • breezy,
  • unsettled,
  • barren,
  • obstinate.
  •
  • fractious,
  • bare,
  • meek,
  • abandoned,
  • brisk.
  •
  • bust,
  • domesticate,
  • dry.
  •
  • break.
  •bivalve
  • oyster.
  •climber
  • ivy.
  •fanatic
  • fanatical.
  •timbered
  • wooded.
  •trained
  • Managed.
  •uncivilized
  • uncivilized.

Paraphrases for Wild:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    feral, frenzied.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    wild-type, wildlife-related.
  • Proper noun, singular
    wildlife, wilderness, wilde.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    MER, uncontrolled, unbridled, barbaric, brutal, fierce, delusional, unrestrained, overland, mindless, terrestrial, animal, delirious, hysterical, land-, native, pristine, unplanned, nonsensical, vicious, wanton, rabid, preposterous, unregulated.
  • Proper noun, singular
    fools, frontiers, Fishermen, lakes.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    rugged, fanciful, extravagant.

Antonyms for Wild:

• adj.

  • all
    tame.
  • disorderly, rowdy
    sane, careful, reasonable, sensible.
  • untamed
    civilized, controllable, kind, Behaved, delicate, orderly, gentle, manageable, mild, calm, controlled, nice.
  • Other antonyms:
    true, demonstrable, relaxed, demonstrated, supported, indubitable, established, languorous, detached, disinclined, undeniable, sophisticated, logical, languid, conventional, humane, polished, clear, trained, busted, sagacious, conservative, hospitable, lukewarm, customary, sunny, temperate, enlightened, loath, bright, usual, unwilling, impassive, genteel, polite, averse, apathetic, sound, balanced, indisputable, routine, passionless, incurious, indifferent, uninterested, cloudless, substantial, reluctant, habitual, clement, nonchalant, uneager, cultured, well-bred, socialized, refined, unquestionable, wonted, unperturbed, sunshiny, infallible, incontestable, casual, developed, aloof, safe, certain, spiritless, expected, urbane, halfhearted, wise, unconcerned, consistent, hesitant, easygoing, predictable, halcyon, stolid, frequent, lackadaisical, housebroken, inhabited, conformist, incontrovertible, fair, insouciant, rational, untroubled, moderate, unclouded, civilised, disinterested, garden.

Wild Sentence Examples:

• But on Hindhead there is always wild life moving.

• She looks now very wild.

Homophones for Wild:

• wilde, wylde, weild.

Hypernym for Wild:

• n.

  • location
    waste, bush, wasteland, barren, frontier.

Hyponym for Wild:

• n.

  • location
    geographical region, geographical area, geographic area, geographic region.