Oct 20, 2020
9:32:29am
9:32:29am
Well I'll dispute part of that.
Regarding wreckless, I see this: There are no contexts in which its usage is correct.
I didn't read beyond that point but I'll go back later.
I would use wreckless to communicate the idea of without a wreck. For example: I felt relief that my 16 year-old son's drive to school was wreckless.
Maybe that's wrong, but it feel right to me.
Wreckless driving - driving without a wreck
Reckless driving - driving without regard for a wreck.
am I wrong?
I didn't read beyond that point but I'll go back later.
I would use wreckless to communicate the idea of without a wreck. For example: I felt relief that my 16 year-old son's drive to school was wreckless.
Maybe that's wrong, but it feel right to me.
Wreckless driving - driving without a wreck
Reckless driving - driving without regard for a wreck.
am I wrong?
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