Wantonness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for WANTONNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being wanton
• The quality or state of being wanton; negligence of restraint; sportiveness; recklessness; lasciviousness.
• the trait of lacking restraint or control; reckless freedom from inhibition or worry
• the quality of being lewd and lascivious
• the state of being (of a cruel or violent action) deliberate and unprovoked.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a archaic; hard to control; undisciplined, unruly; playfully mean or cruel; mischievous

Words related to WANTONNESS

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Words that contain WANTONNESS

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How to use WANTONNESS in a sentence

• Let not pride and wantonness of heart ruin the fairer prospects.
• The most unhappy of all Men, and the most exposed to the Malignity or Wantonness of the common Voice, is the Trader.
• No conservatory of a king could compare with this wild wantonness of sun-generous vegetation.
• In reality the conduct of these girls was nothing but wantonness, in which the men, as a matter of course, acquiesced.
• When his pursuers had him in their possession, they shot him in the leg, and broke it, out of mere wantonness.
• Thus a twofold madness incited this mixture of wantonness and frenzy.
• The terror which was thus attached to wantonness chastened the heated spirits of the young men.
• The saw-mill was set on fire in pure wantonness, and it was burned to the ground.
• It was thus that I allowed myself in the wantonness of refinement, even in the midst of destruction.
• Reproach can do him no good, and in myself I know not whether it is zeal or wantonness.
• The first of the two loves has a noble purpose, and delights only in the intelligent nature of man, and is faithful to the end, and has no shadow of wantonness or lust.
• It suffered severely from the wantonness of the French soldiers who were quartered in it during the French occupation of Rome in the first Revolution.
• One could almost forgive the marauders were food the object, but the birds appear to commit havoc from pure wantonness, and whole rows are sometimes destroyed in a single morning.
• I cannot help thinking, men of Athens, that Meletus is reckless and impudent, and that he has written this indictment in a spirit of mere wantonness and youthful bravado.
• They find new words, soon will their spirits breathe wantonness.
• In the exercise of their rapine, they wounded, maimed, and even murdered the unhappy sufferers, through a wantonness of barbarity.
• This gave the duke fresh reason to believe that the Scots peer had been administring new grounds for his resentment, by the wantonness of calumny.
• Somehow ill luck seems to hold no inconsiderable portion of benefit, because it does not permit men to lose their senses or indulge in extreme wantonness.
• That Spies never give an Account of good Services, but represent our Mirth and Freedom by the Words Wantonness and Disorder.
• There is no wantonness now in the civilized nations.
• Maldon in her ignorance could not appreciate the truth, but she could appreciate its wantonness.
• In possession of so much riches, they now became solicitous to find a safe retreat in which to spend their time in mirth and wantonness.
• Such injustice belongs to the native wantonness of the Comic Muse.
• Certain poets, a certain time ago, ransacked the language for words full of life and beauty, made a vocabulary of them, and out of wantonness wrote them to death.

Similar words containing WANTONNES without suffix s

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