wantonness

• Nom décrivant la qualité d'être indiscipliné, imprudent ou sans retenue, souvent avec une connotation de libertinage ou d'excès de liberté.

A noun describing the quality of being undisciplined, reckless, or lacking restraint, often with connotations of lewdness or excessive freedom.

indénombrable

1. Lack of restraint or controlC1formal

   The quality of being reckless, undisciplined, or free from inhibition.

   caractère débridé

   • The wantonness of his behavior shocked the entire community.
   • She acted with a wantonness that disregarded all rules.
   • The wantonness of the destruction was appalling.

   Synonymesabandondissolutenessimmoderationintemperancelicenseprofligacyrecklessnessunrestraintwildness

   Antonymescautiondisciplineinhibitionmoderationprudencerestraintself-controltemperance

2. Lewdness or lasciviousnessC2formal

   The quality of being sexually immoral or promiscuous.

   Lasciveté, lubricité

   • The novel was criticized for its wantonness and explicit content.
   • He was known for his wantonness and disregard for social norms.
   • The film depicted the wantonness of the aristocracy in the 18th century.

   Synonymescarnalitydebaucherydissolutenesslasciviousnesslewdnesslicentiousnesslustfulnesspromiscuitysalaciousness

   Antonymeschastitydecencyinnocencemodestypurityvirtue