Thesaurus / wilds
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synonyms for wilds
- back country
- back of beyond
- badland
- barrens
- boondocks
- bush
- desert
- forest
- hinterland
- jungle
- middle of nowhere
- outback
- primeval forest
- sticks
- waste
- wasteland
- back country
- desert
- forest
- jungle
- outback
- wasteland
- barrens
- boondocks
- bush
- hinterland
- sticks
- waste
- wild
- badland
- boonies
- no-man's land
- primeval forest
- backwoods
- bramble
- briar
- brush
- chaparral
- creeper
- forest
- hedge
- hinterland
- jungle
- outback
- plant
- scrub
- scrubland
- shrubbery
- thicket
- vine
- wilderness
- backcountry
- boscage
- the wild
- province
- backwoods
- boondocks
- bush
- countryside
- farmland
- farms
- forests
- hinterland
- outback
- outdoors
- sticks
- wilderness
- woodlands
- woods
- back country
- boonies
- cow country
- green belt
- middle of nowhere
- up country
- wide open space
antonyms for wilds
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How to use wilds in a sentence
For she was obviously in her right and natural setting, a creature of the wilds, a gipsy in her own home.
THREE MORE JOHN SILENCE STORIESALGERNON BLACKWOODIn an effort to win the girl of his heart, the hero penetrates into the wilds of the land of the Incas.
A ROVING COMMISSIONG. A. HENTYNowhere in any mountain land does Nature offer the good things of the wilds with more prodigal hand than in the Himalaya.
MOUNT EVEREST THE RECONNAISSANCE, 1921CHARLES KENNETH HOWARD-BURYThat he is so in his native wilds, we have shown by high authority.
THE RIGHT OF AMERICAN SLAVERYTRUE WORTHY HOITThat noblest inheritance of Christendom never reached out so far into the wilds.
RAEMAEKERS' CARTOONSLOUIS RAEMAEKERSRalph, seeing this, leveled his gun with a swiftness that came of long practice amid the wilds of his native Hiawassee.
RALPH GRANGER'S FORTUNESWILLIAM PERRY BROWNOnly one of these, a man named Collinson, saw any value in these researches of the provincial in the wilds of America.
STEAM STEEL AND ELECTRICITYJAMES W. STEELEWe find the same ideas to spring up in the agora of Athens, the wilds and snows of Norway, and the heathers and hills of Scotland.
THE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY, VOL. 2, NO. 2, AUGUST, 1862VARIOUSThey had no idea that a man could do so many different and profitable things in the wilds of the great forests.
THE RANGER BOYS AND THE BORDER SMUGGLERSCLAUDE A. LABELLEThe prisoner refusing to open the door, Quilt Arnold, one of Wilds men, broke it open.
THE CHRONICLES OF CRIME OR THE NEW NEWGATE CALENDAR. V. 1/2CAMDEN PELHAMWORDS RELATED TO WILDS
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