Definition
Definition of foolhardily - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
behaviorRare in a recklessly bold or rash mannerRare
- He acted foolhardily, ignoring all the warnings..
- They foolhardily ventured into the storm without proper gear.
- He foolhardily challenged the champion to a duel.
Origin of foolhardily
Old English, fol (fool) + hard (brave)
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- French:imprudemment, ...
- German:tollkühn, ...
- Italian:spericolatamente, ...
- Spanish:temerariamente, ...
- Portuguese:temerariamente, ...
- Chinese:鲁莽地, ...
- Japanese:無謀に, ...
- Arabic:بِتَهَوُّر, ...
- Hebrew:בְּאוֹפֶן פָּזִיז, ...
- Russian:безрассудно, ...
- Ukrainian:безрозсудно, ...
- Hindi:अविवेकपूर्ण, ...
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