non-controlled
The plane then glided into the field, uncontrolled.
Cancer is a term for more than 100 diseases characterized by the uncontrolled, abnormal growth of cells.
Many people said they were worried about uncontrolled immigration.
There is now little question that uncontrolled stress can kill.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Uncontrolled
all hell breaks looseidiom
amok
amuck
corybantic
crazily
like madidiom
madding
maniacal
maniacally
non-regulated
spin out of controlidiom
spread like wildfireidiom
squirrelly
tearaway
unbridled
wayward
waywardly
waywardness
wig out
wigged out

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uncontrolled | American Dictionary

uncontrolled
adjective
us/ˌʌn·kənˈtroʊld/
existing or happening with nothing able to stop it:
uncontrolled shivering
the uncontrolled spread of urban sprawl

Examples of uncontrolled

uncontrolled
In such a regime an uncontrolled par ticle trapping can occur, thus injecting electrons in the accelerating phase of the wake.
During the early 1960s, concern grew over the extent of unplanned (and thus uncontrolled) schemes undertaken by the people.
Devoicing of 0 d 0, on the other hand, is purely mechanical and uncontrolled.
The observed quite strong variations of the ion peak energy could be attributed to uncontrolled prepulse variations in the time scale of a few ps.
We anticipate that the use of free text for this purpose will be limited, however, because of its uncontrolled, rather vague nature.
Contemporary urban voids, as pockets of uncontrolled nature and activities, require new strategies of becoming.
Adjusted observed milk production was computed as the sum of fixed effects and uncontrolled-random error.
By 1925, the uncontrolled, unsanctioned and unstructured acquisition of vernacular languages no longer seemed appropriate to the administration's ' development ' project for the territory.
A reasonable way to set the fine for insufficient settling pond area is to use the estimated damage from one rai of uncontrolled production pond.
Uncontrolled expression of a prodrug activator in such tissues would thus lead to a risk of extensive collateral damage on administration o f the prodrug.
Therefore, the best available evidence is based only on small, uncontrolled series reporting outcome following interventions, compared to historical controls.
In addition, little is known about how far can we go if all forms of uncontrolled circularity are avoided.
Besides, uncontrolled heat loads stipulate essential spread of measurement results.
In uncontrolled studies, no striking effect has been observed (from treatment).
The study was an uncontrolled prospective intervention study with a baseline measurement and two follow-up measurements.
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