wildness
/ˈwaɪldnəs/
noun
- The quality of being uncontrolled, excited, or unruly.
- There was a wildness in his eyes that scared everyone in the room.
- The wildness of the puppy made it hard to train, but it was full of energy and fun.
- The party had a certain wildness to it, with music blaring and people dancing on tables.
- The state of being in a natural, untamed condition (especially of land, animals, or plants).
- The wildness of the forest was breathtaking, with towering trees and no sign of human paths.
- The garden had a charming wildness, with flowers growing wherever they pleased.
- Conservationists work to protect the wildness of national parks from development.
- The quality of being extreme or unreasonable.
- The wildness of his claims made everyone doubt his honesty.
- The wildness of the storm surprised even the weather experts.
- She was shocked by the wildness of the prices at the luxury store.
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