Reckless ( adjective , noun )

(As an adjective)

Reckless ( adjective )

1. Marked by a lack of caution; carelessly or heedlessly dangerous.
2. Marked by a lack of proper concern; irresponsible.
3. Marked by a lack of proper consideration; imprudent.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french reckle, from reck "care" + -less. the original sense was "careless", later "rash, headstrong".

Examples:

1. His reckless driving caused the accident.
2. The reckless spending of the government led to the financial crisis.
3. Her reckless behavior put herself and others in danger.
4. The reckless decision caused a lot of damage.
5. His reckless attitude was a threat to the safety of the team.

(As a noun)

Reckless ( noun )

1. Marked by a lack of caution; carelessly or heedlessly dangerous.
2. Marked by a lack of proper concern; irresponsible.
3. Marked by a lack of proper consideration; imprudent.

Origin:

Late middle english: from old french reckle, from reck "care" + -less. the original sense was "careless", later "rash, headstrong".

Examples:

1. His reckless driving caused the accident.
2. The reckless spending of the government led to the financial crisis.
3. Her reckless behavior put herself and others in danger.
4. The reckless decision caused a lot of damage.
5. His reckless attitude was a threat to the safety of the team.