wanton [ˈwɒntən, америк. ˈwɑ:ntən] ПРИЛ.
1. wanton офиц.:
- wanton destruction, aggression
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- wanton insult
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2. wanton (sexually improper):
- wanton
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3. wanton growth:
- wanton
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4. wanton лит.:
- wanton mood
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- wanton behaviour
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Petty theft and wanton destruction of public property reportedly were widespread.
en.wikipedia.org The camp's survival rate was low due to its lethal conditions, including starvation, disease, hard labor and wanton brutality.
en.wikipedia.org The girl adjusted to her new life, but she was considered to be rather loose and wanton in her conduct.
en.wikipedia.org These invasions were responsible for the wanton destruction of this ancient temple complex.
en.wikipedia.org Wanton then issued his proclamation, offering 100 pounds reward for evidence sufficient for conviction of the guilty parties.
en.wikipedia.org Поиск в словаре
- wanderings
- wanderlust
- wane
- wangle
- wank
- wanton
- want out
- WAP
- wapiti
- war
- war baby