Of an action, emotion, event, etc.: characterized or distinguished by heedlessness of or disregard for consequences or danger; rash. Formerly…
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释义 | the world > action or operation > manner of action > carelessness > incautiousness > [adjective] > rash or reckless > specifically of actions, feelings, etc. (15) recklessOE Of an action, emotion, event, etc.: characterized or distinguished by heedlessness of or disregard for consequences or danger; rash. Formerly… racklec1405 Of an emotion or action, etc.: bold, rash, crude; (of speech) rough, blunt; (of things) sturdy, robust. savagec1425 Reckless, ungovernable. Obsolete. rash1533 Of actions, speech, behaviour, etc.: characterized by or proceeding from undue haste, recklessness, or lack of consideration; ill-advised. hot-brained1556 Impetuous, rash, reckless; of a fiery temperament. Cf. hot-headed, adj. 1. rashful1567 = rash, adj. blindfold1593 figurative. With the mind blinded; without perception; without forethought, heedless, reckless. Cf. blind, adj. 3. lavish1600 Of conduct or disposition: Unrestrained, impetuous; loose, wild, licentious. Obsolete. wretchless1607 Marked or characterized by heedlessness or carelessness; = reckless, adj. 2. blind1615 Undiscriminating, for which no reason can be given; inconsiderate, heedless, reckless. hand over head1682 Characterized by or carried out with a lack of deliberation or care; rash, reckless; (formerly also) †indiscriminate (obsolete). wild goose1770 attributive. Wild, fantastic, very foolish or risky. plunging1798 figurative. Piercing; overwhelming, overpowering; wild, impetuous. Obsolete. wild cat1890 figurative. Applied to banks in the western United States which, before the passing of the National Bank Act of 1863, fraudulently issued notes with… (like a) bull at a (five-barred) gate1896 In phrases (mostly proverbial): †he may bear a bull that hath borne a calf, in allusion to the story of Milo of Crotona (see quot.). a bull in a china… |
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