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It was irresponsible of her to drive after having several drinks.irresponsible = reckless
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Her irresponsible spending habits led to significant credit card debt.irresponsible = careless
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It was irresponsible. (source)irresponsible = reckless
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Last year when Gram and Gramps drove to Philadelphia, they were stopped by the police for irresponsible driving. (source)
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Barney Northrup had called her parents "irresponsible" and had called her something worse, much worse. (source)irresponsible = thoughtless or careless
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Worse yet, it was irresponsible. (source)irresponsible = careless or reckless
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Instead, he found a suitably irresponsible companion, donned his Olympic dress uniform, and descended on Berlin. (source)irresponsible = reckless
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So he resigned the presidency of the Golden Fleece Debating Society, stopped writing his school spirit column for the newspaper, dropped the chairmanship of the Underprivileged Local Children subcommittee of the Good Samaritan Confraternity, stilled his baritone in the chapel choir, and even, in his most impressive burst of irresponsibility, resigned from the Student Advisory Committee to the Headmaster's Discretionary Benevolent Fund. (source)irresponsibility = not caring
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It was said they were comparing texts and, irresponsibly, the texts were named.† (source)
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It was the little ones, the Irresponsibles.† (source)
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A lot of her friends were Pentecostals whose parents held that Mom and Dad were disgracefully irresponsible and took it upon themselves to save Maureen's soul. (source)irresponsible = thoughtless
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But these extravagant numbers were surely a form of self-aggrandizement, and reckless to the point of irresponsibility.† (source)
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Nevertheless, my duty in this instance was quite clear, and as I saw it, there was nothing to be gained at all in irresponsibly displaying such personal doubts.† (source)
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"I thought we were all agreed that that elf, while irresponsible, did not conjure the Mark?" said Percy hotly. (source)irresponsible = reckless or careless
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An artist, stealing paints from a store, for example, imagines himself to have made an inevitable but immoral decision, and then he sees ' self as fallen from grace; what follows is despair and petty irresponsibility, as if morality were a great glass world which can be utterly shattered by one act.† (source)
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It began to pound profoundly, then waited irresponsibly, hitting in some sort of inward mockery first at his ribs, then against his eyes, then under his shoulder blades, and against the roof of his mouth when he tried to say, "Good afternoon, madam."† (source)
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