We have no meanings for "mere recklessness" in our records yet.
1 There is a certain gayety which springs from mere recklessness , and is sister to despair.
2 I think that I wouldn't grieve at mankind's suicide through sheer evilness of heart, or through mere recklessness .
3 Well, I didn't live like that in mere recklessness ; I knew I was preparing myself for remunerative work.
4 Is this not mere recklessness ?
5 The horse mistook it for a signal, and it was two minutes before the speed was reduced to mere recklessness .
6 Men do fight, no doubt, from mere recklessness , from hope of plunder or glory; and sometimes they have been scourged to it.
7 So much defiant eccentricity and such an outspoken scorn for mankind seemed to point to mere recklessness of judgment, the bravado of guilt.
8 Was it in her adorable simplicity, or in the mere recklessness of her youth, that she engaged him first and talked about terms afterwards?
9 "Young man," he said, "you must not mistake mere recklessness for valor."
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