cavalierin a sentence
cavalier as in: a cavalier attitude
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I always knew her cavalier attitude toward the law would get her in trouble.
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Half the officers who sat in it had served through the Revolution, and their lives, not to say their necks, had been risked for the very idea which he so cavalierly cursed in his madness. (source)cavalierly = with arrogant disregard
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How could he treat his workers in this cavalier and also cheapskate fashion?† (source)
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The door swung open and a young man appeared, wearing the cavalier expression of one who has just come from a ball.† (source)
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Sophie looked surprised by his cavalier attitude.† (source)
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"Seven," Newt snapped, showing his disapproval of the cavalier attitude.† (source)
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I knew it was his van because I heard it very often and it was nearby and I knew it wasn't any of the neighbors' cars because the people who take drugs have a Volkswagen camper vanand Mr. Thompson, who lives at number 40, has a Vauxhall Cavalier and the people who live at number 34 have a Peugeot and they all sound different.† (source)
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Augustus found a small crowbar among the tools the man had cavalierly abandoned, and rode up the street to the Hat Creek corrals, where he easily pried his sign off the fence.† (source)cavalierly = with arrogant disregard
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— Y'know, I really shouldn't let you in after the treatment I have received from you this evening I So utterly uncavalier!† (source)uncavalier = not cavalier
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You're being kind of cavalier about it.† (source)
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Each time I leap, I land a little more cleanly, a little more cavalierly.† (source)cavalierly = with arrogant disregard
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I wondered if I would ever be able to sound so cavalier about the "vegetarian" vampire diet.† (source)
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Collis Clay out of the South edged a passage between the closely packed tables and greeted the Divers cavalierly.† (source)
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That little explosion should cure those fairies of their cavalier attitude.† (source)
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He had, he felt, treated Mrs. Hubbard rather cavalierly.† (source)
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We were no longer so cheerfully cavalier about personal safety.† (source)
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