wildness

• Substantiv, das die Eigenschaft oder den Zustand bezeichnet, wild zu sein; es kann extreme emotionale Intensität, einen ungestümen oder ungezügelten Charakter, einen widerspenstigen Sinn oder einen barbarischen, unkultivierten Naturzustand beschreiben.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being wild, which can describe extreme emotional intensity, a turbulent or untamed nature, an unruly disposition, or a barbarous, uncultivated state of nature.

unzählbar

1. Extreme emotional intensityB2formal

   A feeling of being emotionally uncontrolled or intensely passionate.

   Wildheit

   • The wildness of his anger frightened everyone in the room.
   • She felt a wildness of joy when she heard the good news.
   • The poem captures the wildness of first love.

   Synonymedeliriumfervorfrenzyfurorintensitymadnesspassionvehemence

   Antonymecalmnesscomposurecontrolequanimityrestraintserenity

2. Turbulent or untamed natureB2formal

   The quality of being wild, turbulent, or not controlled.

   Wildheit

   • The wildness of the storm kept everyone indoors.
   • He was drawn to the wildness of the ocean.
   • The landscape had a raw, untamed wildness.

   Synonymedisorderferocitysavageryturbulenceunrestraintunrulinessviolence

   Antonymecalmnesscontroldomesticationorderlinesstameness

3. Unruly dispositionB2informal

   A tendency to behave freely and without restraint, often ignoring rules.

   Ungezügeltheit

   • The child's wildness made it hard for the teacher to control the class.
   • His wildness as a teenager worried his parents.
   • The party had an air of wildness and rebellion.

   Synonymeabandonboisterousnessdisorderlinessfiercenessrecklessnessrowdinessturbulenceunrulinesswantonness

   Antonymecontroldisciplinedocilityobediencerestrainttameness

4. Uncultivated state of natureC1formal

   A condition of being barbarous or uncultivated, far from civilization.

   Wildheit

   • Explorers wrote about the wildness of the uncharted jungle.
   • The novel describes the wildness of the frontier.
   • They sought to escape the wildness of the wilderness.

   Synonymebarbarismprimitivenesssavagerywildwilderness

   Antonymecultivationdomesticationtameness