Similar words: control, take control, out of control, control group, under control, beyond control, uncomfortable, controversy. Meaning: adj. 1. difficult to solve or alleviate 2. of persons 3. incapable of being controlled or managed 4. impossible to repress or control.
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(91) Her uncontrollable outburst resulted in the death of Pol Secura.
(92) Identify your fears. Categorize them as controllable or uncontrollable and confront them.
(93) Moreover, intermittent fires burn away the undergrowth that might accumulate and make any eventual fire uncontrollable.
(94) Conclusion: Trichotillomania characterized by uncontrollable to pull one's hair under stressful impulse is a rare disease, involving the eyelashes or eyebrows.
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(95) Objective:To study the curative effect of early continuous lumbar cisterna drainage on treating cryptococcal neoformans meningitis accompanying uncontrollable intracranial hypertension.
(96) Uncontrollable anger surged up when he saw what had been done.
(97) The impulse of thy strength, only less free Than thou, 0 Uncontrollable!
(98) Considering various uncontrollable factors in the living environment, we use the ensemble average to give the simulation of quasi-species and error threshold.
(99) In a gust of uncontrollable anger he broke the picture in pieces.
(100) Postmodern brings a vaguous dual heritage to the psychology and thus metatheory will unavoidably confront many uncontrollable and contradictory difficulties.
(101) When studying Macbeth, people usually ascribe to the external environment, human factors even uncontrollable destiny.
(102) Uncontrollable exclamations of rage were breaking out from half the people in the room.
(103) Objective To evaluate the selective external carotid arterial embolization of uncontrollable epistaxis.
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