Unbridled

Pronunciation: /ʌnˈbraɪdəld/

Definitions of unbridled

adjective not controlled or limited; unrestrained

Example Sentences

A1 The children showed unbridled enthusiasm during the school field trip.

A2 Her unbridled laughter filled the room with joy.

B1 The unbridled growth of the tech industry has led to rapid advancements in communication.

B2 The politician's unbridled ambition drove him to seek higher office.

C1 The artist's unbridled creativity knew no bounds as he experimented with new techniques.

C2 The company's unbridled success allowed them to expand into global markets.

Examples of unbridled in a Sentence

formal The unbridled enthusiasm of the students was evident during the science fair.

informal She danced with unbridled joy at the party last night.

slang His unbridled confidence can sometimes come off as arrogance.

figurative The artist's unbridled creativity knew no bounds as she painted her masterpiece.

Grammatical Forms of unbridled

• past tense: unbridled
• plural: unbridled
• comparative: more unbridled
• superlative: most unbridled
• present tense: unbridles
• future tense: will unbridle
• perfect tense: has unbridled
• continuous tense: is unbridling
• singular: unbridled
• positive degree: unbridled
• infinitive: to unbridle
• gerund: unbridling
• participle: unbridled

Origin and Evolution of unbridled

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'unbridled' originated from the Old French word 'desbride', which means 'unrestrained' or 'uncontrolled'.

Evolution of the word: Over time, 'unbridled' has retained its original meaning of lacking restraint or control, but it has also come to be used in a more figurative sense to describe anything that is excessive or unchecked.