Meanings of reckless gaiety in English

A demon of reckless gaiety seemed to have entered into Lady Bridget.

He spoke with a determined, reckless gaiety that lent a peculiar animation to his face.

He arose, face all reckless gaiety; rollicking deviltry.

We know Myrvin's life in college, before his change of rank, was one of reckless gaiety.

Comus was the presiding genius of banquets, festive scenes, revelry, and all joyous pleasures and reckless gaiety.

That extravagant splendour, that reckless gaiety had borne beneath their glittering surface the seeds of ruin and death.

On this Christmas morning, however, Darsie was in a mood of somewhat reckless gaiety; let the future take care of itself.

This unexpected absence of the only local resident whom Eustacia knew considerably damaged her scheme for an afternoon of reckless gaiety.

She spoke with a kind of reckless gaiety, a mocking merriment which her rich voice and command of facial expression made very effective.

Good-will abounds; neighbour comes cheerfully to the aid of neighbour; and life has much of the reckless gaiety, careless association, and buoyant merriment of childhood.

He followed gloomily, and in gloom sat he at table, never heeding the reckless gaiety of the Seneschal and the forced mirth of the Marquise.

Since so much of our summer was spoiled in exploring and in solving mysteries, suppose we dispel the gloom with a spell of reckless gaiety.

Ralph looked down at the priest's flushed excited face; he was talking with a kind of reckless gaiety to a friend who walked beside him.

"All right, old sport," she laughed with reckless gaiety, "I'll go; you stick to me and I'll give you the time of your young life.