The quality of being reckless (in various senses); an instance of this, a reckless act.

Action proceeding from sudden or violent impulse; wantonness, recklessness, rashness.

Excess of boldness or pride; foolhardiness, rashness; presumption. Obsolete.

Recklessness, carelessness.

Recklessness, wilfulness; wildness. Also: an instance of this. In later use esp.: reckless or unprovoked cruelty, violence, injustice, etc.

Haste; anger; = hastiveness, n.

Recklessness, carelessness.

Rashness, hastiness, impetuosity; (also) Scottish vigour in old age.

The quality of being reckless; recklessness, imprudence; carelessness, negligence.

Rashness, hastiness, impetuousness in action or thought; obstinate or headstrong character or behaviour.

Excessive boldness; rashness; foolhardiness, recklessness.

Absence of restraint, recklessness. Obsolete.

Hastiness, rashness; anger; = hastiveness, n.

The quality of being rash; unthinking haste or boldness; recklessness, foolhardiness; (also) an instance of this, a rash act.

Infatuation, mad impulse; personified by the Greeks as goddess of mischief and authoress of rash destructive deeds.

rashness, temerity.

= temerity, n.

The condition or quality of being reckless or heedless; recklessness.

Reckless or heedless behaviour, (in early use) esp. wild or uninhibited sexual activity; (also) disorderly nonsense. Now rare.

figurative. Want of intellectual or moral perception; delusion, ignorance; folly, recklessness.

Cheerful recklessness; the attitude or quality of being devil-may-care.

Rash, noisy behaviour. Obsolete. rare.

recklessness.

The behaviour of a madcap; impulsive or reckless conduct.