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out of control
adjective as in behaving unreasonably
Weak matches
carried away, disorderly, out of hand, rebellious, uncontrollable, ungovernable, unmanageable, unruly, wild
Example Sentences
ICE is shown as a department so out of control that it detains Dora the Explorer and so incompetent that they hire the show’s skeletal counselor Mr. Mackey, who quickly gets promoted after helping to raid heaven.
It followed an incident on Wednesday in which Ross alleged Hepburn swore aggressively and grabbed him as he was leaving the chamber following an exchange about "out of control" seagulls.
He started sliding out of control, collided with a boulder and lost consciousness, authorities said.
Eisner said ABC’s action is “yet another example of out of control intimidation” by the FCC.
The Highlands and Islands MSP claimed the incident happened in front of security and other parliamentary staff, after the pair had clashed over the scheduling of a summit to discuss "out of control" seagulls.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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