irresponsible
irresponsable
definition
adjective
it would have been irresponsible just to drive on
(of a person, attitude, or action) not showing a proper sense of responsibility.
translation of 'irresponsible'
adjective
irresponsable,
no responsable,
pendejo
example
But what the BJP is doing now is totally 'irresponsible' behaviour.
We are appalled at the 'irresponsible' attitude you have displayed in condoning such anti-social behaviour.
Call him 'irresponsible' if you want, but Charlie Ford is going to ride around.
But I do believe it was a little 'irresponsible' on our part.
"The judge called us highly 'irresponsible' and if I was in his position I would have done the same.
I consider this crop circle story an example of very 'irresponsible' reporting.
Card firms should stop sending unsolicited credit-card cheques to cardholders, which MPs regard as wholly 'irresponsible' lending.
'irresponsible' driving
And additional spending of that nature is seen to be fiscally 'irresponsible' .
What is being negated, in a totally 'irresponsible' manner, is the uniqueness of the atomic bomb.
To have conducted the investigation in any other manner would have been grossly 'irresponsible' .
Again, it must be associated with abnormally aggressive or seriously 'irresponsible' conduct.
The letters and calls that hit the paper complained of 'irresponsible' journalism.
But since this was such a high profile case, the judge did not want to seem 'irresponsible' .
'irresponsible' behaviour
By contrast, socially 'irresponsible' companies will gradually be abandoned and lose orders as well.
to talk in an 'irresponsible' manner
it was 'irresponsible' of them to leave her alone
Perhaps they could be put to work decorating old buildings reclaimed from 'irresponsible' owners.
"That's an instance of 'irresponsible' behaviour by the management of a pub.
Of course they can be dangerous if used by criminals or the criminally 'irresponsible' .
The intention of the opposition parties to boycott the poll is 'irresponsible' in the extreme.
I think they are evading their responsibility in a grossly 'irresponsible' way.
Professor Coates's critics have called him 'irresponsible' for declaring his personal decision.
But having been given a reason to act, Israel has acted 'irresponsibly' .
Unlike the greedy profiteers and corporate chieftains who actually made money on those stocks, we were not acting 'irresponsibly' .
I've never been arrested; I've never acted 'irresponsibly' or inappropriately.
So I have vowed to become less tolerant of stupidity and 'irresponsibility' than I have been.
It's an approach to the problem that seems to me just as foreign to the gospel as the previous 'irresponsibility' to victims was.
But we're not here to talk about reckless paranoia and fiscal 'irresponsibility' .
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