Meanings of undomesticated in English

The aborigines had a fierce, undomesticated dog, which they hunted for its flesh.

Nature is usually taken to mean mountains, rivers, clouds and undomesticated animals and plants.

Poor morsels, I prefer them so much undomesticated!

These heavy-shouldered Black Angus looked rugged and undomesticated.

In July he went down to Rottingdean and took Angela for her first paddle 'in undomesticated waters'.

Forest trees are highly amenable to such studies because of their combined undomesticated and partially domesticated state.

The susceptibility of the domestic rat to plague is shared by other undomesticated rodents & rodent-like animals.

For she was very lightly clad; and (except in Egypt) Cats are terrible to undomesticated goddesses.

Com police were an odd group: the wild ones, the undomesticated, the lovers of freedom and the restless.

Wild by nature; untamed; undomesticated.

Sub-zero vaults at Kew are preserving undomesticated relatives of crucial global crops to protect food security against the threat of climate change.

Rusted out by seeping water, worn through by the corrosive elements contained in Acheron's undomesticated atmosphere the rib collapsed beneath her feet.

Another maxim was, to keep Jemima ignorant of her own capacity, lest she should set up for a genius, and be undomesticated.

Here, we present full Rubisco catalytic properties measured at three temperatures for 75 plants species representing both crops and undomesticated plants from diverse climates.

The man who emerges from the shadow is stocky and bald, older than our father, with an undomesticated gray beard and forearms thick as four-by-fours.

The aborigines had a fierce, undomesticated dog, which they hunted for its flesh.