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Meanings of wantonly in English
Usage of wantonly in English
1
In other words, I wantonly ignite barns that belong to other people.
2
This is the third calamity in which he has wantonly involved himself.
3
Wars would, in general, be more speedily concluded, and less wantonly undertaken.
4
Prisoners were murdered in cold blood and women were wantonly shot down.
5
Never were the environs of a city so wantonly and recklessly degraded.
6
Ye have too cruel eyes, and ye look wantonly towards the sufferers.
7
The Master would not have allowed the suspense to dissipate so wantonly.
8
Such articles as the soldiers could not carry away they wantonly destroyed.
9
This was not the game they wanted, and they never killed wantonly.
10
Tables and chairs were wantonly smashed and there was black ruin everywhere.
11
The Airedale, Bondsman, had once been shot wantonly by a stray Apache.
12
No one else grubs up the moss so wantonly as Tommy Brock.
13
Many a mind misinterprets the thing seen, sometimes innocently, and again wantonly.
14
As he never wantonly gave so he never tamely brooked an indignity.
15
But Lee, he was the one who was wantonly disgracing their race.
16
She wantonly does things which she knows will cause me endless misery.
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Wantonly through the time
Wantonly across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common