[
UK
/ʌnɡˈʌvənd/
]
ADJECTIVE
-
not restrained or controlled
unbridled rage
an unchecked temper
ungoverned rage -
lacking in discipline or control
undisciplined behavior
ungoverned youth
How To Use ungoverned In A Sentence
- Only the more remote and inaccessible regions have remained relatively ungoverned since the establishment of weak administration there in the 1960s.
- ungoverned rage
- I think the idea of ungoverned spaces or little mini-gaps throughout the world is a better description of the world then the macro level old-core/new-core/gap description with standard PNM Theory. Update/Correction: Mini-gaps and Ungoverned Spaces « PurpleSlog – Awesomeness & Modesty Meets Sexy
- By the end of John's reign his ungoverned lust has cost England a huge part of her empire.
- Today, Pakistani intelligence assets on the ground and American drones in the air hunt Kashmiri relentlessly in the ungoverned tribal areas near Pakistan's border with Afghanistan.
- It says the engine will have run ungoverned on its own oil and revved itself to destruction. Times, Sunday Times
- The tribal regions are vast, they are rugged and they are often ungoverned.
- There are certainly pirates of opportunity but increasingly more and more, especially in places like Somalia where the military would refer to as ungoverned spaces. CNN Transcript Nov 20, 2008
- In my everyday work as a doctor, for example, I see the results of ungoverned, and consequently ungovernable, passion: that is to say, murder, mayhem, and misery.
- Was it not the fact that he was busy with estate business that left Eliza ungoverned in the first place.