Noun:

క్రూరత్వం, అడవితత్వం, రోగము, రస్టతెస్,

wildness's Usage Examples:

Rusie"s wildness had been a catalyst for officials to change the distance from the pitching.

He was one of the hardest throwers in the league but struggled with wildness early in his career.

some or all of the following ways in order to accommodate the anticipated wildness of the deal: Only five-card suits may be bid Weak balanced hands (in 12-15.

She wanted the Bent to be kept in a state of "mild wildness.

Pamplona"s expeditions, bandeirantes liked to think of themselves as brave civilizers who tamed the wildness of frontier by exterminating native populations.

self-confidence (the doll insists on the name Mirabelle), wildness, naughtiness and self-determination, for example when she tells Britta-Kajsa what.

and the goggling wildness of his eyes.

birds of prey, but also preventing wildness, natural landscapes, and ecotourism.

been described as not just precluding birds of prey, but also preventing wildness, natural landscapes, and ecotourism.

traitoress, Turkey, tyranny, uncorven, uncoupling, unforged, ungrubbed, unsown, weld, well-faring, well-founded, whirling, wildly, wildness Below are some.

The poems are meditations on the language of wildness and the unspooling of patterns and cycles in the natural world as a result of human folly.

of the poem is an Aeolian harp, an item that represents both order and wildness in nature.

This work distinguishes itself clearly from those landscapes painted by his contemporaries both by the harsh wildness of the subject matter, and by its dark moodiness.

Synonyms:

fury, vehemence, savageness, ferocity, intensiveness, savagery, furiousness, fierceness, intensity, violence,

Antonyms:

safe, unenthusiastic, calm, supported, civilized,