unbridled in Italian
unbridled in Italian is sfrenato — unbridled means held back by no restraint or limit at all; completely unchecked.
unbridled in Italian
sfrenato
(by extension) Without restraint or limit.
What does "unbridled" mean?
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adj Held back by no restraint or limit at all; completely unchecked.
"The crowd greeted the winning goal with unbridled joy."
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unbridled in a sentence
- The crowd greeted the winning goal with unbridled joy.
- His unbridled ambition eventually cost him his friends.
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What is "unbridled" in Italian?
"unbridled" in Italian is sfrenato. unbridled means: Held back by no restraint or limit at all; completely unchecked.
How do you use "unbridled" in a sentence?
Example: "The crowd greeted the winning goal with unbridled joy." In Italian, "unbridled" is sfrenato.
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