unrestrained russian

• безу́держный

  unrestrained, unchecked, impetuous

• безрассу́дный

  reckless

  Imprudent unrestrained by the arguments of reason (about deed action)

• беспробу́дный

  deep, heavy, habitual, unrestrained

• необу́зданный

  unbridled, ungovernable, uncontrollable, unrestrained

• несде́ржанный

  unfulfilled, violent, unrestrained, lacking self-control, impetuous

• безудержно

  without restraint, unrestrainedly, impetuously

• беспросы́пный

  deep, habitual, unrestrained

• невозде́ржный

  intemperate, incontinent, unrestrained

• невы́держанный

  lacking self-control, unrestrained, uneven, new, unmatured

• неи́стовость

  violence, unrestrainedness

• необу́зданность

  lack of restraint, ungovernability, uncontrollability, being unrestrained

• бу́йствующий

  raging, rampaging, unruly, boisterous

  raging, storming, rampant

  rampant, luxuriant, wild, unrestrained

• невозде́ржанный

  intemperate, unrestrained, incontinent, unbridled, immoderate

• закуса́вший

  having taken the bit between one's teeth, unrestrained, headstrong, bolting

  having bitten one's lip, suppressing emotions, holding back, tight-lipped

• разнузда́вший

  unbridled, unrestrained, rampant, licentious, dissolute

• разнуздываемый

  unrestrained, unbridled, unleashed

• разнуздывающий

  unbridling, unleashing, liberating (from restraint), making unrestrained

• разоше́дшийся

  dispersed, separated, diverged

  unstitched, come apart, ripped

  sold out, in demand

  carried away, worked up, unrestrained

• распоя́савшийся

  unrestrained, unbridled, unruly, riotous, out of control

• распоя́сывавшийся

  unbelted, having unbelted oneself

  unruly, unrestrained, unbridled, insolent

• распоя́сывающийся

  unruly, riotous, becoming unrestrained, becoming impudent