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The meaning of UNBRIDLED is unrestrained. How to use unbridled in a sentence.
adjective [ usually before noun ] uk / ʌnˈbraɪ.d ə ld / us / ʌnˈbraɪ.d ə ld / Add to word list. not controlled or limited: unbridled ambition / enthusiasm / lust. Synonym. unchecked. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Uncontrolled. all hell breaks loose idiom. amok. amuck. corybantic. crazily. like mad idiom. madding. maniacally.
adjective [ usually before noun ] us / ʌnˈbraɪ.d ə ld / uk / ʌnˈbraɪ.d ə ld / Add to word list. not controlled or limited: unbridled ambition / enthusiasm / lust. Synonym. unchecked. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases. Uncontrolled. all hell breaks loose idiom. amok. amuck. corybantic. crazily. liberated. like mad idiom. madding.
Unbridled definition: not controlled or restrained. See examples of UNBRIDLED used in a sentence.
Synonyms for UNBRIDLED: rampant, uncontrolled, runaway, unbounded, unchecked, unrestrained, unhindered, raw; Antonyms of UNBRIDLED: controlled, restrained, hampered, checked, hindered, constrained, governed, temperate.
The meaning of UNBRIDLE is to free or loose from a bridle; broadly : to set loose : free from restraint.
Unbridled is often used to describe people’s emotions or actions and it can be either a good or a bad thing. If you have unbridled spending, you’re in danger of going in debt. If you tackle homework with unbridled enthusiasm, you’re likely going to get good grades.
Definition of unbridled adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary. Meaning, pronunciation, picture, example sentences, grammar, usage notes, synonyms and more.
Define unbridled. unbridled synonyms, unbridled pronunciation, unbridled translation, English dictionary definition of unbridled. adj. 1. Unrestrained; uncontrolled: unbridled anger. 2. Not wearing or not fitted with a bridle: an unbridled pony. American Heritage® Dictionary of the...
An unbridled feeling is one that you do not try to hide or control: unbridled enthusiasm / passion (Definition of unbridled from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)
