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Meanings of as reckless in English

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Usage of as reckless in English
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But criticising football is almost as reckless as going after Rupert Murdoch.
The Guardian
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Her temperament was as large and as reckless as Ben Jonson's own.
A Book of Scoundrels
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Jerry was his twin brother, five minutes younger, twice as reckless.
Blood music
4
They were not so bad as reckless; not ungovernable, but independent.
Building a State in Apache Land
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The armchair strategists at the Admiralty had described him as reckless.
Man of War
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Compared to her I'm as reckless as a bear in an alchemist's lab.
The lies of locke lamora
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Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison described Mr Erdogan's comments as reckless and deeply offensive.
Radio NZ
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So maybe she's not being as reckless as you think.
Make your move
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Cosway advanced as reckless as ever, and offered his arm.
Little Novels
10
Clinton described Trump's idea of dismantling Dodd-Frank as reckless.
Reuters
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He gathered together a number of men as reckless as himself, and joined the rebels.
The Story of General Gordon
12
The men were as reckless as they were ignorant.
Tracks of a Rolling Stone
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And he had once described Adam Bolitho as reckless.
Man of War
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But he was not as reckless as he seemed.
The Free Rangers: A Story of the Early Days Along the Mississipp...
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She was almost as reckless a rider as myself.
The Princess Elopes
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What force was it that met him with a valor as reckless as his own?
Man and Superman: A Comedy and a Philosophy
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