Meanings
adjectiveunreckoning (comparative more unreckoning, superlative most unreckoning)
comparative more unreckoning · superlative most unreckoning
- archaicUnthinking; heedless.
the unreckoning ardor of youth
1899, Henry Scott Clark, The Legionaries, page 191 more example
the unreckoning content of comfortable, every-day enjoyment in our maturer years
1871, Antoinette Louisa Brown Blackwell, The Island Neighbors (page 5)
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