noun
foolhardiness
Foolhardiness (noun) means a tendency to take reckless risks without thinking of the danger.
noun
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A tendency to take reckless risks without thinking of the danger.
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Etymology
Derived from Middle English foolhardynesse, equivalent to foolhardy + -ness.
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Rhymes for foolhardiness
business
ugliness
laziness
holiness
happiness
craziness
weariness
readiness
emptiness
manliness
dizziness
tardiness
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Frequently asked questions
What is the meaning of foolhardiness?
"foolhardiness" (noun) means a tendency to take reckless risks without thinking of the danger.
What is another word for foolhardiness?
Other words for "foolhardiness" include recklessness, rashness.
What is the opposite of foolhardiness?
The opposite of "foolhardiness" is wisdom.
