fool´har´di|ness

fool´har´di|ness
fool|har|dy «FOOL HAHR dee», adjective, -di|er, -di|est.
foolishly bold; rash: »

The man made a foolhardy attempt to go over Niagara Falls in a barrel.

SYNONYM(S): reckless.
fool´har´di|ly, adverb.
fool´har´di|ness, noun.

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