ungentled

English

Etymology

From un- +‎ gentled.

Adjective

ungentled (not comparable)

1. Not gentled; not tamed or domesticated.
   • 2002, Anthony Synnott, The Body Social, page 178:

     In research on gentling rats, in 1921, Dr Hammett found that gentled rats were less likely to die, after the removal of their thyroid and parathyroid glands, than ungentled rats.