Wilder — synonyms, Wilder antonyms, definition

1. Wilder (Adjective)

angrier crazier dottier idler less civilised less civilized less founded less tamed less warranted more barbarian more barbaric more baseless more fantastic more furious more gaga more godforsaken more groundless more hazardous more raging more raving mad • • • tamer

Wilder (Adjective) — Marked by extreme lack of restraint or control. ex. "wild talk" ex. "wild parties"

Wilder (Adjective) — In a natural state; not tamed, domesticated or cultivated. ex. "edible wild plants" ex. "wild geese"

Wilder (Adjective) — In a state of extreme emotion. ex. "wild with anger" ex. "wild with grief"

Wilder (Adjective) — Deviating widely from an intended course. ex. "a wild bullet" ex. "he threw a wild pitch"

Wilder (Adjective) — (of colours or sounds) intensely vivid or loud. ex. "wild colours" ex. "wild shouts"

Wilder (Adjective) — Without a basis in reason or fact. ex. "wild gossip"

Wilder (Adjective) — Talking or behaving irrationally.

Wilder (Adjective) — Involving risk or danger. ex. "a wild financial scheme"

Wilder (Adjective) — Fanciful and unrealistic; foolish. ex. "a wild idea of his own importance"

Wilder (Adjective) — Located in a dismal or remote area; desolate. ex. "a wild stretch of land"

Wilder (Adjective) — Intensely enthusiastic about or preoccupied with. ex. "wild about cars and racing"

Wilder (Adjective) — Without civilizing influences. ex. "wild tribes"

Wilder (Adjective) — (of the elements) as if showing violent anger. ex. "wild clouds on the horizon"

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2. Wilder (Noun)

Billy Wilder Samuel Wilder Thornton Niven Wilder Thornton Wilder

Wilder (Noun) — United States filmmaker (born in Austria) whose dark humour infused many of the films he made (1906-2002).

Wilder (Noun) — United States writer and dramatist (1897-1975).

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