English Dictionary
Definition of “insouciantly”
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Example Sentences Including 'insouciantly'
"In Madrid, there is sinning on a massive scale, sometimes with insolence, sometimes insouciantly ," he told the Cadena Ser radio station.SA Star (2005)
"Though I did think of asking Donna if she'd like to stay on," he adds, helping himself insouciantly to a canape.Times, Sunday Times (2002)
A handsome young man, seemingly self-satisfied, leant insouciantly against a bureau on which a vase of flowers had been placed.The Image of Laura
They could shoot out insouciantly from blind corners at outrageous speed.THE LAST TEMPTATION (2002)
`Water, water everywhere and not a drop to drink," remarked Crosby insouciantly.A Dead Liberty
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