Recklessness is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for RECKLESSNESS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• the state of being reckless
• the trait of giving little thought to danger
• lack of regard for the danger or consequences of one's actions; rashness
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• marked by lack of proper caution; careless of consequences

Words related to RECKLESSNESS

reckless14

Words that contain RECKLESSNESS

recklessnesses20

How to use RECKLESSNESS in a sentence

• He paid the penalty of foolhardy recklessness in the first battle in which he participated.
• Even poets attacked each other with savage recklessness.
• His commanding powers of mind, and the desperate recklessness of his courage, enabled him to do all this without danger.
• It did glare in the otherwise old-fashioned Dearborn Avenue drawing-room and its case did express a complete recklessness of expense rather than any more austere esthetic impulse.
• If it be rashness to commit honor and life and property to a great adventure for the general good, then these men were rash to the verge of recklessness.
• Buzzby, too, made several daring efforts to lance it, but failed, and nearly slipped into the hole in his recklessness.
• Still her skirt was of a decent length, so that she apprehended no scandal from this recklessness.
• A low wall and a ditch, totally unguarded, betokened a terrible degree of recklessness.
• Why rake up the folly of a deed of youth and recklessness, long years dead and gone? Why, the other man, and the woman herself, are dead and gone now, both of them.
• They burned as hotly with the glow of youth as with the glow for glory, and thus rushed headlong into right or wrong with equal recklessness.
• We of the North have looked with astonishment at the recklessness of the South concerning it.
• In other circumstances she would have stayed to effect a rescue, but at present she was engaged in a deed of some recklessness on her own account.
• By this time Joe himself had come to a sense of his recklessness.
• Pedro Gutierrez had been a courtier, and had the vices of that life, together with a daredevil recklessness and a kind of wild wit.
• I believe this higher education for women will tend to arrest the recklessness by which life is linked with life at the marriage altar.
• Yet there was something splendid in the very recklessness of her beauty.
• Unhappily security had encouraged recklessness, and as the farmer turned to leave he espied his own watch hanging among other trinkets upon the wall.
• Because she was young and strong enough to laugh at fatigue and bold enough to find a certain joy in recklessness, her spirits began to mount.
• This shadow served me well, yet did not invite to recklessness.
• It showed the portrait of a young man with the sombre eyes and cynical mouth of the northern European, a face revealing intellect, will, passion, and much recklessness.
• But judging from his present recklessness, they would be forthcoming.
• Another anecdote of his cool daring and recklessness is this.
• An hour passed before he returned along the same route, and in his face there was a look of exaltation not unmixed with recklessness.
• The sunshine on their brass armor transformed them into shapes of gold, and the recklessness of their advance swept the pilgrims out of their path as far as could be seen.
• The next day Charlie played with a recklessness which half alarmed me, and made me remonstrate with him.

Similar words containing CKLESSNES without suffix s and without prefix re

fecklessness21 lucklessness18 tracklessness19 fecklessnesses23 lucklessnesses20 recklessnesses20 tracklessnesses21

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