Adventuristic
defiance or disregard of accepted standards of behavior.
rash or irresponsible policies, methods, or actions, especially in political or international affairs.
noun
recklessness, esp in politics and finance
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inclined or willing to engage in ; enjoying . full of risk; requiring courage; hazardous: an adventurous undertaking. historical examples when the balance hangs in doubt between the adventurousness of vanity and the frigidity of fear, ever incline to the latter side. four early pamphlets william g-dwin he is a little too effusive, a little […]
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a subordinate clause that functions as an adverb within a main clause. historical examples the adverb clause takes the place of an adverb in modifying a verb, a verbal, an adjective, or an adverb. an english grammar w. m. baskervill and j. w. sewell an adverb clause is a clause which takes the place of […]
- Adverbial
of, relating to, or used as an . a word or functioning as an . historical examples its function is the same as that of an adverb (promptly) or an adverbial phrase (on the stroke of the bell). an advanced english grammar with exercises george lyman kittredge the adverbial adjective “needlessly” explains the broad distinction. […]
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a group of two or more words that function together as an adverb, as the phrase in a minute in i’ll be with you in a minute. historical examples its function is the same as that of an adverb (promptly) or an adverbial phrase (on the stroke of the bell). an advanced english grammar with […]