Adjective:

મૂર્ખ તરીકે બહાદુર, જિદ્દી ગોવિંદા, અવિચારી, જિદ્દી,

foolhardily's Usage Examples:

" Washington also foolhardily endorsed John Adams"s Federalist Alien and Sedition Acts, which were.

Count, Ekelöf lived a "debauched life with drinking, foul language, foolhardily riding and a never ending use of tobacco", and was also known to threaten.

force under Wellington"s brother-in-law Sir Edward Pakenham was defeated foolhardily attacking heavily fortified positions at the Battle of New Orleans.

In one skirmish in 1070, he foolhardily pressed ahead to the Turkish camp, and was captured after a bitter struggle.

"their potential strength through disunity and internal bickering and of foolhardily rushing into war, taking on an army of 100,000 with a mere 15,000 troops.

complete the overhaul that Qurbani bravely, handsomely, but a little foolhardily attempts.

Portuguese explorer Ferdinand Magellan, in the Philippine Islands, foolhardily, with only four dozen men, confronts 1,500 natives who have defied his.

Felix Holt is caught up in the riots, and tries foolhardily to direct its hostility away from the town.