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recklessly

[ US /ˈɹɛkɫəsɫi/ ]
[ UK /ɹˈɛkləsli/ ]
ADVERB
  1. in a reckless manner

How To Use recklessly In A Sentence

  • With drink and festive cheer in excess, it's easy to throw caution to the wind and find yourself acting recklessly on a Christmas night out.
  • The best songs combine the two, either recklessly hurling them together or seamlessly combining them. Times, Sunday Times
  • American Episcopalians maintain stubborn resistance to warnings by the world Anglican Communion that they have recklessly broken fellowship.
  • And he needs to do it while driving recklessly fast on public highways. Times, Sunday Times
  • Not necessarily a bad thing if the billions raised or recklessly borrowed are then used to lift the deserving poor out of misery. The Sun
  • Cowardly people will only come to a standstill, recklessly person can lead to Shaoshen, only the real brave man to carry the world before one.
  • Cowardly people will only come to a standstill, recklessly person can lead to Shaoshen, only the real brave man to carry the world before one.
  • Others were recklessly digging great holes in the footpath between the poplars, and ramming the earth into bags, or nailing together great pieces of driftwood, fished from the river, to form a screen behind the sandbags on the parapet and hold them against the pressure of the current, while carts kept rumbling in and unloading piles of stone and rubble against the wall and screen. The Paris Flood of 1910 | Edwardian Promenade
  • The jury will continue deliberations today on whether they are guilty of recklessly making a misleading, false or deceptive promise. Times, Sunday Times
  • Against extraordinary odds Davie and Alan fight their way out of their ship's cabin - and in a moment of desperation Alan recklessly scuppers the ship when he ignites a barrel of gunpowder in the hold.
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