untamed in Latin
untamed in Latin is indomitus — untamed means wild and not brought under human control, especially of animals or land.
untamed in Latin
indomitus
Wild, uncontrolled, especially of animals not domesticated or trained to human contact.
What does "untamed" mean?
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adj Wild and not brought under human control, especially of animals or land.
"The untamed horses roamed freely across the plains."
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untamed in a sentence
- The untamed horses roamed freely across the plains.
- Beyond the fence lay miles of untamed wilderness.
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What is "untamed" in Latin?
"untamed" in Latin is indomitus. untamed means: Wild and not brought under human control, especially of animals or land.
How do you use "untamed" in a sentence?
Example: "The untamed horses roamed freely across the plains." In Latin, "untamed" is indomitus.
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