wantonness [брит. ˈwɒntənnəs, америк. ˈwɑnt(ə)nnəs] СУЩ.
1. wantonness (gratuity):
- wantonness
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2. wantonness (playfulness):
- wantonness лит.
- vivacità ж.
3. wantonness (provocativeness):
- wantonness устар.
- licenziosità ж.
- wantonness устар.
- impudenza ж.
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So many women in perfectly coiffed relationships and radiating marriages, find themselves willing to throw it all away for one night of wantonness.
www.dnaindia.com That's especially true when the wanton is rewarded for his wantonness, as many are in the bordellos that operate successfully in the news marketplace.
www.poynter.org A life of full e-wallets is one of empty e -- wantonness.
www.spectator.co.uk To be actionable as a crime, the conduct must carry with it wantonness, recklessness, or other conduct, amounting to culpable negligence.
www.wbtv.com Those who were strong seemed to be, in sheer wantonness, gouging the eyes of humanity.
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