1. not tamed; wild or undomesticated
Usage: archaic or literary

1. to make wild again; to cause to lose tameness
Usage: rare

Examples

• The untame horses roamed freely across the plains.
• Her untame spirit could not be confined by social conventions.
• The wilderness remained untame despite human encroachment.
• Years in captivity could not untame the wolf’s natural instincts.
• The garden had grown untame after months of neglect.
• His untame behavior shocked the refined dinner guests.