reckless
ਲਾਪਰਵਾਹੀ
definition
adjective
reckless driving
(of a person or their actions) without thinking or caring about the consequences of an action.
example
It is our case that he was 'reckless' and negligent in the way he drove.
Boy racers face seeing their cars behind bars as part of a Maldon police crackdown on 'reckless' driving.
He had been 'reckless' to start a violent bust-up on the stairs when he had had too much alcohol, the court was told.
It doesn't take a 'reckless' person or a wild spending spree to create a debt crisis.
Villagers are donning fluorescent jackets and going out on patrol to help curb 'reckless' driving.
Even an organised road safety session at the crossing did not deter 'reckless' drivers.
They do not want to believe that he would wage a pointless war, that he is as 'reckless' as he is.
It has a 'reckless' disregard for accuracy, coupled with breathtaking ignorance.
Manchester Crown Court was told the tragedy was caused by a momentary, 'reckless' error of judgement.
Their biggest problem was persuading the enthusiastic local spies not to be 'reckless' .
His 'reckless' gamble failed and he ended up old and ill in a wrecked building surrounded by yes men.
They say the 'reckless' use of weaponry could result in innocent people getting killed.
A police investigation blamed the driver of the minibus for 'reckless' driving.
Just last week, in one of my more 'reckless' moods, I decided to colour my hair blue.
After all, the creditors should also pay the costs of their 'reckless' credit decisions.
Anyone who saw him could tell that the driving was 'reckless' and very dangerous.
He had not thrown the fire extinguisher deliberately but accepts he was 'reckless' , he said.
Still I was a little bit worried that I had been 'reckless' to accept hospitality from a complete stranger.
But critics fear more tragedies could occur unless 'reckless' behaviour is tackled.
The 'reckless' gambler goes to the roulette wheel and places his last million on his favourite number.
If he is frustrated at the stubbornness of his opponents, then they are just as frustrated at his 'recklessness' .
The naivety and irresponsible 'recklessness' of this position is breathtaking.
She says, like most comedians, she has exaggerated her wild teenage years, but there is no doubt she had a streak of 'recklessness' .
Both have committed enormous sums of money - at times 'recklessly' - in search of victory.
He pleaded guilty to arson and 'recklessly' endangering life at Kingston Crown Court on Monday on the opening day of his trial.
The law should differentiate between wilful 'recklessness' and ‘a moment of madness’.
It follows the prosecution in Britain of four people found to have 'recklessly' infected sexual partners with HIV.
As a society we cannot go on 'recklessly' using up fossil fuels.
There are also other drivers who keep 'recklessly' changing lanes, disregarding the safety of others.
It is a tragic waste of human potential that so many young people put themselves at risk on the roads and pay the ultimate price for their 'recklessness' .
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