Hell-for-leather
Hell-for-leather adjective - Having or showing a lack of concern for the consequences of one's actions.
Usage example: having been behind for most of the race, the stock car driver made a hell-for-leather dash to the finish
Incautious and hell-for-leather are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Incautious" instead an adjective phrase "Hell-for-leather".
Incautious
Incautious adjective - Not paying or showing close attention especially for the purpose of avoiding trouble.
Hell-for-leather and incautious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Hell-for-leather" instead an adjective "Incautious".
Nearby Word: incautiously
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- bold and hell-for-leather
- bold and incautious
- inconsiderate and hell-for-leather
- inconsiderate and incautious
- wild and hell-for-leather
- wild and incautious
- thoughtless and hell-for-leather
- thoughtless and incautious
- audacious and hell-for-leather
- audacious and incautious
- impetuous and hell-for-leather
- impetuous and incautious
- reckless and hell-for-leather
- reckless and incautious
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