“Leaving uncontrolled” in Japanese
Short answer
Leaving uncontrolled in Japanese is “放題” (houdai). Full meaning: (doing) as one pleases, to one's heart's content, letting (something) go unchecked, leaving uncontrolled, leaving (something) to take its own course.
Other ways to say “Leaving uncontrolled” in Japanese
ほうだい
houdai (doing) as one pleases, to one's heart's content, letting (something) go unchecked, leaving uncontrolled, leaving (something) to take its own course
野放し
nobanashi pasturing (e.g. cattle), letting (an animal) run loose; letting (someone) do as they please, leaving (something) to take its own course, letting (an issue) go unchecked, leaving uncontrolled, leaving at large (e.g. a criminal)
ホーダイ
houdai (doing) as one pleases, to one's heart's content, letting (something) go unchecked, leaving uncontrolled, leaving (something) to take its own course
のばなし
nobanashi pasturing (e.g. cattle), letting (an animal) run loose; letting (someone) do as they please, leaving (something) to take its own course, letting (an issue) go unchecked, leaving uncontrolled, leaving at large (e.g. a criminal)
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