wilding

Speech parts

1. wilding - Noun

2. wilding - Adjective

3. wilding - Verb

4. Wilding - Proper noun

Meaning

A wild or uncultivated plant; especially, a wild apple tree or crab apple; also, the fruit of such a plant.

Not tame, domesticated, or cultivated; wild.

Source: Webster's dictionary

Synonyms

savage wild feral uncontrolled untamed castaway animal stormy affray disorder fierce riot chaotic brutal turbulent
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Antonyms

government order still serenity agreement answer
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Hypernyms

plant flora rampage plant life violent disorder

Phrases with the word

emily wilding davison

Examples

Chris Wilding, flood duty manager at the Environment Agency, said: “Some significant river flooding is possible across parts of the north of England today due to heavy, persistent rain and severe gale force winds associated with Storm Ciara. Source: Internet

AFC Blackpool were too strong for Kirkham JFC, winning 9-2 with their goals from Dean Glover, Kyle Pilling, Callum Gellatly (3) and two each for Ross Hart and Kieran Whitehouse; Anthony Wilding and Luke Swan scored for Kirkham. Source: Internet

On 14 June 1913, May took part in Emily Wilding Davison’s funeral procession. Source: Internet

The most dramatic and last set piece event choreographed by the WSPU was the funeral procession of Emily Wilding Davison in 1913. Source: Internet

CASHMERE’S men’s team has retained its hold on second spot in the ASB Premier Canterbury interclub competition with a comprehensive win against Hagley Park at Wilding Park. Source: Internet

They returned the farm to nature and called it Wilding, introducing Exmoor ponies, Tamworth pigs, English Longhorn cattle and deer. Source: Internet

Close letter words and terms

Wildgust Wildian wildie wildish wildishly wildishness