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devil-may-care

[dev-uhl-mey-kair] / ˈdɛv əl meɪˈkɛər /


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His only close friend, Aubrey Livingston, bears “the beautiful face of a Greek god” and is, in fact, the devil-may-care scion of an old Virginia family.

From Washington Post

Gezellig: Throw around your shoulders in a devil-may-care way and sing hearty songs around a bonfire with your besties, or optionally, on a sleigh.

From Seattle Times

Ms. Papas played a role in sharp contrast to Quinn’s devil-may-care Zorba: a widow who is killed by villagers in Crete as revenge for the apparent suicide of a young man who loved her.

From Washington Post

As we saw with recent breaches of Okta, Microsoft and Twitter, young hackers with plenty of time on their hands and a devil-may-care attitude can persuade even the most careful employees into making cyber-security mistakes.

From BBC

Mr Johnson's anarchic style, his devil-may-care attitude, had taken him, and them, a long way and given them power and opportunities.

From BBC