-wild woman: The wild woman loved to go on adventures. She would go on expeditions to some of the most remote places on Earth.
-wild man: The football game was interrupted by local news. They warned that a wild man was assaulting people at a downtown bar.
-wild animal: I went on a hike a few days ago and I heard leaves rustling behind me. I did not know what it was but it’s likely that it was a wild animal.
-wild beast: After acting out of anger and frustration when he wasn’t getting any foul calls, the soccer player decided to commit a hard foul on the opponent and got ejected. This is why it is important to maintain your composure and not act like some wild beast.
-wild thing: It’s usually the quietest people that do the wildest things.
–Luis Rincon
Its interesting to note how in most of these sentences Wild is defined as being part of the unexpected and unknown. The reason I think its interesting is because I also feel that is what my definition of the word. When looking at the last 3 sentences in particular the context of the situations make it so that what they are describing as wild is also not fully known by the person speaking.
I like how you used these words in sentences attaching them to be “wild”. The way you defined wild is something that’s not normal, or a crazy event. I still think of “wild” to be defined as something out of the extraordinary so this was nice to reflect upon, great job!