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Meanings of heedless in English
Catalan
desatent Marked by or paying little heed or attention; we know now that it is bad economics"--Franklin D. Roosevelt.
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Usage of heedless in English
1
I'm saying they were aware of the risk, and they were heedless.
2
Splendid; airy, untouched by fear; untouched by thought; fearless, faithless, heedless, graceless.
3
Precipitate, unresisting, are the day in the train and the heedless night.
4
He seems increasingly heedless of the dangers into which he leads them.
5
It makes him careless of the sunshine, and heedless of the storm.
6
To-day the delicious weather had drawn him forth in a heedless mood.
7
And rage boiled up in him against this heedless and happy sleeper.
8
He plunged on, heedless of his friend's new authority as High King.
9
One moment of heedless inconsideration may plunge thee in years of calamity.
10
But we were very heedless and in a hurry to be great.
11
Full of this idea and heedless of time he fished and waited.
12
The Weaver's attention was fixed firmly on her, heedless of defending himself.
13
We sauntered along the sea-margin again, heedless of the passage of time.
14
He ran, heedless of direction, pushing mindlessly forward through shadows and mist.
15
How heedless are we in youth, of all her anxieties and kindness.
16
Happy the man that cleaveth unto it, and woe betide the heedless.
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Heedless across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common