Reckless
Reckless adjective - Having or showing a lack of concern for the consequences of one's actions.
Trusting and reckless are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Trusting" instead an adjective "Reckless".
Nearby Words: recklessness, recklessly
Both words in one sentence
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Amelia then goes and sees James Conant telling him she's leaving Chance Harbor with her daughter and he tells trusting the witch-hunters is reckless.
Source: Series / The Secret Circle - In The Wheel of Time, the night Mat first discovers he's Born Lucky, he's attacked by a gang of assassins, and in a reckless move hurls himself off a bridge along with one of them, trusting his luck to save him.
Source: Exploited Immunity
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