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View definitions for heedlessly

heedlessly

adverb as in impetuously

adverb as in improvidently

adverb as in inadvertently

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adverb as in offhandedly

adverb as in recklessly

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Example Sentences

Elaine’s Miss Scarlet is especially amusing when gliding heedlessly from room to room in the creepy old house.

But this year’s Top 10 doesn’t read as the collection of an embittered, disengaged or heedlessly distracted crowd.

On Tuesday, 11 of California’s 12 GOP House members put tribal loyalty above the country’s best interests and heedlessly cast their votes to make Jim Jordan — election denier, Jan. 6 instigator, political pyromaniac — the next House speaker.

There are real world consequences when claims like these are heedlessly amplified, without any regard for the facts or the truth.

From BBC

With a practiced calm, a Ukrainian de-mining expert gingerly pushed aside stalks of dry grass, revealing a lethal surprise — a hand grenade rigged to a trip wire, waiting for someone to heedlessly step on it.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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