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unbridled

/uhn-brahyd-ld/US // ʌnˈbraɪd ld //UK // (ʌnˈbraɪdəld) //

肆无忌惮,肆无忌惮的,肆无忌惮地,肆意妄为

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Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : not controlled or restrained: unbridled enthusiasm.
    • : not fitted with a bridle.

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Examples

  • In the coming years, we will build on the insights gained during remote learning and the unbridled creativity of our faculty.

  • Here We Go Again at least makes up for cheesy material with an unbridled, unabashed spirit and confidence in tone.

  • He was driven to an unhealthy level and it was evident that all of his decision-making — personal and professional — was oriented towards his unbridled ambition.

  • In her unbridled enthusiasm over the prospect of her New York month, she’d bought new clothes.

  • It is the unbridled idealism and hope embedded in the goals of the Peace Corps — to promote better understanding on the part of Americans and people across the world — that are urgently needed today.

  • Unbridled nationalism is a menace; it leads to trade wars and, all too often, real wars.

  • New studies show that unbridled hateful speech can cause emotional harm.

  • The more the wine interacted with air, the wilder and more unbridled it turned.

  • The fear of unbridled ambition is nothing new in American politics.

  • There was an unbridled joy—a glee—that was associated with watching Glee each week.

  • Their generosity did not suffice for his dissipations, his cafe bills and his unbridled taste for billiards.

  • In a word, in all countries we perceive that the ministers of religion have exercised in all ages the most unbridled license.

  • The unbridled dominion of the passions disturbs the peace of the individual and the harmony of society.

  • The unbridled dominion of the passions disturbs the peace of the individual, and the harmony of society.

  • He was an obscure youth of seventeen, with ambition already unbridled, when the eyes of my Lady Castlemaine first fell upon him.