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Meaning of foolhardily
The primary meaning of "foolhardily" is to act or do something without caution or thought for the consequences.
Etymology of foolhardily
The word "foolhardily" has its roots in Middle English, derived from "fool" and "hardy", with "hardy" meaning bold or daring, and "fool" implying a lack of wisdom or good sense
Historically, the term has been used to describe actions taken without due consideration for the potential outcomes, often implying a certain level of rashness or impetuousness
Synonyms
recklessly
impulsively
rashly
hastily
thoughtlessly
carelessly
negligently
incautiously
imprudently
foolishly
wildly
irresponsibly
daringly
audaciously
boldly
fearlessly
temerariously
venturously
heedlessly
mindlessly
senselessly
brutally
crudely
crudely
coarsely
bluntly
brashly
brazenly
shamelessly
unabashedly
unashamedly
Definitions
- In a recklessly bold or confident way, without thought for the possible consequences
- * In a way that shows a lack of good judgment or sense
Usage Examples
- She drove foolhardily, speeding down the highway without regard for the traffic laws
- * He invested his savings foolhardily, putting all his money into a single, unproven venture