reckless act

noun phrase
UK /ˈrekləs ækt/
US /ˈrekləs ækt/

Something you do without thinking about danger.

Riding your bike with your eyes closed is a reckless act.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A legal term for an action taken with complete disregard for the safety of others.

The driver was charged for the reckless act of speeding through a school zone.

3. A bold move made without planning or caution.

Quitting his job without savings was a reckless act.

4. An impulsive action driven by strong emotion rather than reason.

Shouting at the referee was a reckless act that got him thrown out of the game.