uncontrollable

It wasn’t an injury or an uncontrollable act that doomed them this time, but rather a rash of discipline errors that came at the worst possible time.

Mrs. Apple was puzzled at first by the children’s uncontrollable laughter, but eventually she simply laughed along.

“If only you had been there, Fredrick! You would have seen how wild and uncontrollable they were—why, they actually stormed the stage and attacked the pirates! They disrupted the performance completely.”

The floods, she realized, represented her overwhelming desire to control the uncontrollable aspects of her life.

In rare cases people can develop movement disorders such as uncontrollable neurological movements.