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wantonness

/ˈwɒn.tən.nəs/

Перевод: Существительное, описывающее качество недисциплинированности, безрассудства или отсутствия сдержанности, часто с оттенком распутства или чрезмерной свободы.

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noun

/ˈwɒn.tən.nəs/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, описывающее качество недисциплинированности, безрассудства или отсутствия сдержанности, часто с оттенком распутства или чрезмерной свободы.

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

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  1. Lack of restraint or controlC1formal

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

    ruНеобузданность

    • 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.

    Синонимыabandondissolutenessimmoderationintemperancelicenseprofligacyrecklessnessunrestraintwildness

    Антонимыcautiondisciplineinhibitionmoderationprudencerestraintself-controltemperance

  2. Lewdness or lasciviousnessC2formal

    The quality of being sexually immoral or promiscuous.

    ruРаспутство

    • 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.

    Синонимыcarnalitydebaucherydissolutenesslasciviousnesslewdnesslicentiousnesslustfulnesspromiscuitysalaciousness

    Антонимыchastitydecencyinnocencemodestypurityvirtue

Формы
  • wantonnesses plural form
  • wantonnesses' possessive plural form
  • wantonness's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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