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Foolhardy

usgb/ˈfuːlhɑːrdi/Volume
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It implies a judgment that the brave act is unwise. SlideChasing the thief alone was a foolhardy decision.
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Though it's about bravery, 'foolhardy' suggests stupidity, not courage. SlideIgnoring the weather warnings, they made a foolhardy journey.
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'Foolhardy' often precedes an action likely to fail or cause harm. SlideHis foolhardy investment lost him thousands.