Object

• destruction: We made it clear that we care about wanton destruction.

• boy: As flies to wanton boys are we to the gods: They kill us for their sport.

• vandalism: We've lost enough bothies as it is over the years without more now going to wanton vandalism.

Modifies a noun

• destruction: History does not record the reaction of volatile Simon to the wanton destruction of the roof of his house!

• cruelty: Our campaign has always focussed on ending wanton cruelty to Britain's wild mammals - perpetrated in the name of sport.

• vandalism: It is wanton vandalism to develop the Dee House site.

• disregard: Figures are rendered with wanton disregard for anatomy or accurate animation.

• killing: For instance, as well as the wanton killing, the other characters will now spew blood when shot or injured.

• slaughter: Seeing the sights of wanton slaughter, To another bloody tour across the water.

Modifying Another Word

• not: These attacks, however, are not wanton and are not delivered against the civilian population, although non-combatants are inevitably killed in them.

• about: We made it clear that we care about wanton destruction.

Used with adjective complement

• grow: We find that in chapter 5. Certain of them were growing wanton against Christ.