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What is the opposite of disciplined?

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Adjective
Opposite of showing a controlled form of behavior or way of working
Adjective
Opposite of free of, or inclined to avoid, conflict or dissent
Adjective
Opposite of having or indicating an efficient, practical, and systematic approach to one's work or a task
Adjective
(of a rule or discipline) Opposite of rigidly enforced, typically demanding total obedience or observance
Adjective
Opposite of complying or willing to comply with an order or request
Adjective
(of a rule or discipline) Opposite of rigidly enforced, typically demanding total obedience or observance
“There seems to be a flexible regulation of speed limits on these wide and open roads.”
Adjective
Opposite of conforming to standards of good behavior
Adjective
Opposite of educated or schooled in a given field
Adjective
Opposite of showing self-restraint or abstemious moderation
Adjective
Opposite of having control over one's emotions or temperament
Adjective
Opposite of austere, frugal, characterized by self-denial
Adjective
Opposite of hardened or desensitized, such as to strain or hardship
Adjective
Opposite of domesticated and tamed, especially of, or as, a pet
“The huntsman relents out of pity but also cynically reminds himself that Snow White will probably be devoured by wild animals.”
Adjective
Opposite of characterized by severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence
“With his love of good food, whisky, and cigars, Wingate enjoyed a sybaritic lifestyle to the full.”
Adjective
Opposite of not involving war, conflict or violence
“What started as a minor protest quickly turned into a violent altercation between the two factions.”
Verb
Opposite of past tense for to punish or rebuke formally for an offense
“The Crown Prince presented the Emperor with a request to pardon criminals and heretics if the empress's life could be saved.”
Verb
Opposite of past tense for to bring someone or something under control
“They give free rein to their children, and it is not surprising that they exhibit behaviors of entitlement and erratic temperament.”
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