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Meanings of so wanton in English

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Usage of so wanton in English
1
Away with a subterfuge so vile and flimsy, a falsehood so wanton and sacrilegious.
Ernest Linwood; or, The Inner Life of the Author
2
These instances are the saddest of all because so wanton!
The World Decision
3
God's faith, but you are young to be so wanton!
Michel and Angele [A Ladder of Swords] — Volume 3
4
She'd never felt so wanton, so wanted, so purely sexual in her entire life.
Here comes trouble
5
She'd never been so wanton, so free of inhibition.
Deadly little secrets
6
She accompanied these words with so tender an accent and so wanton a leer, that
The History of the Life of the Late Mr. Jonathan Wild the Great
7
Tinkling music wafted out from hidden houses, dreary when it was trying to sound so wanton.
The Memoirs of Cleopatra
8
God's faith, but you are young to be so wanton! she cried in a sharp voice.
Michel and Angele [A Ladder of Swords] — Complete
9
The thing was so unreasonable, so wanton.
Martin Eden
10
Forgive an injury so wanton, so excuseless!
To-morrow?
11
As she began to peak under his hawk eyes, she lowered her gaze, shy to be acting so wanton.
The viking takes a knight
12
He's so wanton in pursuit of random praise that he even quotes a post office functionary at the unveiling of a Bogart stamp.
Reuters
13
No one need fear, though his usual mode of speech was so wanton, that he would trifle with a pure, innocent creature like Eva.
In the Fire of the Forge: A Romance of Old Nuremberg — Volume 02
14
Yet there seemed something so wanton in this cruel helpless sacrifice of a woman prisoner, that I had a struggle with myself to avoid interference.
The Lost Continent
15
"You make me feel so wanton- Ishouldbe ashamed."
The Only Victor
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So wanton through the time