Recklessness
Pronunciation: /ˈrɛkləsnəs/
Recklessness (noun)
- Behaviour that ignores danger and does things without thinking about the possible harm.
- Choosing actions mainly because of excitement or impulse, even when the risks are clear.
- In law, behaviour showing a serious disregard for safety or rules, beyond ordinary carelessness.
Examples
- Recklessness can cause serious harm when people ignore safety rules.
- The driver’s recklessness put everyone at risk on the road.