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Definition of foolhardy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
behaviorshowing reckless boldness without thinking of danger
- His foolhardy climb up the cliff worried everyone.
- His foolhardy decision to swim in the storm shocked us.
- She made a foolhardy attempt to drive through the flood.
Origin of foolhardy
Old French, fol (fool) + hardi (bold)
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- French:téméraire, ...
- German:tollkühn, ...
- Italian:sconsiderato, ...
- Spanish:temerario, ...
- Portuguese:temerário, ...
- Chinese:鲁莽的, ...
- Japanese:無謀な, ...
- Arabic:مُتَهَوِّر, ...
- Hebrew:פָּזִיז, ...
- Russian:безрассудный, ...
- Ukrainian:безрозсудний, ...
- Hindi:दुस्साहसी, ...
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