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reckless abandon
[ rek-lis uh-ban-duhn ]
noun
- unrestrained surrender to impulse or passion, without regard for convention, appearances, good sense, or risk:
He played with reckless abandon, his enthusiasm for the game flowing from his every pore.
With this data deal you'll be able to stream movies and music with reckless abandon.
Confusables Note
Word History and Origins
Origin of reckless abandon1
Example Sentences
Another relatively new discovery I’ve eaten with reckless abandon in the past five years is halloumi, often featured in Greek cuisine, slicked with olive oil and a touch of honey, served alongside olives, pita or salads.
At the center of this scheme is an effort to replace the existing federal bureaucracy with "an army of people who have a biblical worldview" and a willingness to "lead with reckless abandon."
With “Anora” that feeling remains, but the movie pushes further to become a rich blend of emotions and tones, veering with reckless abandon from raucous comedy to startlingly vivid compassion and, ultimately, understanding.
I'd eat every single item with reckless abandon.
"SNP spending is out of control as John Swinney and his colleagues squander taxpayers' money with reckless abandon. The nationalists are only bailed out of the budget black hole they have created by the economic strength of the UK."
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