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What is another word for
most devil-may-care
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Superlative for having a reckless attitude or manner
Superlative for having an easy-going mood or temperament
Superlative for cheerfully unconcerned about the future or things in general
(
of a lifestyle
)
Superlative for extravagant or reckless in nature
Superlative for inclined to do slightly naughty things for fun
Superlative for having or displaying a dashing, jaunty, or slightly disreputable quality or appearance
Superlative for having a fun-loving or high-spirited disposition or manner
Superlative for exuberantly lively and amusing
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Superlative for having a reckless attitude or manner
recklessest
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rashest
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most oblivious
most apathetic
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most unsuitable
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most amiss
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most uncalled-for
most ill-bred
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“The
devil-may-care
driving habits for which Brazilian truck drivers are known make this route intimidating for the faint-of-heart.”
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Superlative for having an easy-going mood or temperament
breeziest
mellowest
calmest
placidest
easiest
blithest
coolest
tranquilest
peacefullest
laxest
friendliest
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most composed
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most together
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most chilled
most phlegmatic
most nonplussed
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most leisurely
most tolerant
most chilled out
most unhurried
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most understated
most undemanding
most self-controlled
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most halcyon
most equanimous
most poised
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most reposeful
most unbothered
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most liberal
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most liberated
most restful
most untaxing
most forgiving
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most flexible
most unrestricted
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most laid back
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most unshaken
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most complacent
most compromising
most unrestrictive
most permissive
most relaxing
most comforting
most good-tempered
most soothing
most dispassionate
most content
most indulgent
most good-humoured
UK
most good-humored
US
most good-natured
most sedative
most reassuring
most orderly
most blissful
most possessed
most peaceable
most amenable
most assured
most civil
most confident
most constant
most equal
most easeful
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most levelheaded
most idyllic
most lackadaisical
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most moderate
most accommodating
most unaffected
most congenial
most unmoved
most unshakable
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most mild-mannered
most offhand
most open
most unstressed
most uncritical
most worry-free
most unofficial
most versatile
more ❯
“Her
devil-may-care
attitude made her the life of every party, always enjoying herself and never stressing about the little things.”
Adjective
▲
Superlative for cheerfully unconcerned about the future or things in general
blithest
gayest
slaphappiest
breeziest
airiest
coolest
easiest
laxest
calmest
slackest
laziest
recklessest
sloppiest
tardiest
peacefullest
loosest
securest
tranquilest
placidest
quietest
stillest
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lightest
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happiest
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most indifferent
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most happy-go-lucky
most free and easy
most careless
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most heedless
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most blasé
most uncaring
most apathetic
most disinterested
most serene
most irresponsible
most perfunctory
most negligent
most unruffled
most slap-happy
most neglectful
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most disregardful
most detached
most unmindful
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most unflappable
most unperturbed
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most inattentive
most unheeding
most cursory
most offhand
most improvident
most cavalier
most feckless
most derelict
most halcyon
most delinquent
most laid back
most undisturbed
most composed
most collected
most together
most incautious
most superficial
most unflustered
most easygoing
most regardless
most complacent
most undependable
most unreliable
most unaccountable
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most unobservant
most uncircumspect
most sedate
most listless
most coolheaded
most possessed
most unshaken
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most unfazed
most unagitated
most equal
most upbeat
most unmoved
most optimistic
most cheerful
most limpid
most chilled
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most passionless
most undismayed
most impetuous
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most worry-free
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most settled
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most pococurante
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most unstudied
most stable
most indolent
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most buoyant
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most unmeticulous
most lethargic
most shambolic
most frivolous
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most oblivious
most distant
most passive
most unresponsive
most unemotional
most emotionless
most phlegmatic
most unconsidered
most unthoughtful
most unfeeling
most dispassionate
most lackluster
US
most unenthused
most unmotivated
most irresolute
most lacklustre
UK
most half-hearted
most imperturbable
most self-controlled
most stoical
most level-headed
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“John lived a
devil-may-care
lifestyle, always embracing spontaneity and being cheerfully unconcerned about the future.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a lifestyle
)
Superlative for extravagant or reckless in nature
fastest
recklessest
brashest
wildest
foolhardiest
harshest
slackest
wantonest
rashest
lavishest
freest
greediest
highest
lushest
easiest
plushiest
wickedest
lewdest
perversest
loosest
uncleanest
sickest
most audacious
most carefree
most decadent
most abandoned
most fast-paced
most careless
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most salacious
most self-indulgent
most frivolous
most irresponsible
most shameless
most daredevil
most immoderate
most imprudent
most profligate
most unrestrained
most carnal
most corrupt
most exciting
most intemperate
most licentious
most louche
most temerarious
most overindulgent
most debauched
most dissipative
most hedonistic
most dissolute
most impetuous
most heedless
most capricious
most impulsive
most cavalier
most prodigal
most excessive
most abundant
most volatile
most profuse
most unfettered
most sybaritic
most indulgent
most epicurean
most sensual
most luxurious
most voluptuous
most bacchanalian
most hedonic
most depraved
most libertine
most sinful
most luscious
most sensuous
most saturnalian
most wasteful
most gratuitous
most uncontrolled
most undisciplined
most effete
most lascivious
most lubricious
most erotic
most pleasing
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most degenerate
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most perverted
most reprobate
most rakish
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most degraded
most lustful
most unchaste
most lecherous
most promiscuous
most libidinous
most unwholesome
most warped
most jackleg
most rakehell
most rakehelly
most hellbent
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Adjective
▲
Superlative for inclined to do slightly naughty things for fun
playfullest
archest
tricksiest
wickedest
sliest
naughtiest
jauntiest
pertest
freshest
sauciest
giddiest
most impish
most mischievous
most roguish
most puckish
most devilish
most rascally
most waggish
most prankish
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most sportive
most knavish
most elvish
most scampish
most leprechaunish
most pixieish
most flippant
most casual
most offhand
most elfin
most fiendish
most implike
most pixilated
most troublemaking
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Superlative for having or displaying a dashing, jaunty, or slightly disreputable quality or appearance
dapperest
breeziest
chicest
jauntiest
smartest
sportiest
sprucest
flashiest
gayest
sauciest
sharpest
nattiest
most rakish
most dashing
most debonair
most fashionable
most stylish
most raffish
most confident
most casual
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▲
Superlative for having a fun-loving or high-spirited disposition or manner
playfullest
friskiest
liveliest
larkiest
gayest
merriest
jauntiest
most rollicking
most coltish
most frolicsome
most sportive
most sportful
most antic
most fay
most gamesome
most impish
most elfish
most mischievous
most roguish
most joyous
most larkish
most waggish
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▲
Superlative for exuberantly lively and amusing
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merriest
playfullest
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happiest
joyfullest
gladdest
heartiest
jauntiest
noisiest
wildest
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most carefree
most cheerful
most jovial
most lighthearted
most joyous
most swashbuckling
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