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recklessly
[ rek-lis-lee ]
adverb
- with no concern about the consequences of one's action; carelessly:
He lived recklessly, without any regard for his own safety or the safety of others.
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of recklessly1
Example Sentences
The other lacks all that but throws himself almost recklessly into the mix, relying on charm and quick-on-his-feet wit as he strives for something that feels just beyond him.
The drive to move quickly and scale rapidly, if recklessly.
In London, I had my own bedroom, access to washing machines and a sense of independence - even if I was using it recklessly.
"Even if compensation for the accident comes in, how could we possibly feel like recklessly spending it when it is the price of our loved ones' lives?" he says.
Police said father-of-two Mr Dove was driving "carelessly and recklessly", leading him to enter the wrong side of the carriageway and crash into the minibus.
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