heedless

Preposition: of

• danger: Frustrated, he put the magical helm upon his head, heedless of the dangers that represented.
• fact: They start to strip the planet systematically, heedless of the fact that they are having a devastating effect on the ecological balance.
• traffic: He was losing concentration and wandering all over the village heedless of the traffic.

Modifies a noun

• fellow: I also met a young man from Sicily, named Paterno, the wildest and most heedless fellow it was possible to see.
• folly: She is not actuated by malevolence, but sheer, heedless folly.
• air: Ohio and passing chuntered on heedless airs on the.
• man: The next day the dead horses were washed to shore, but the heedless man 's body never was found.

Modifying Another Word

• apparently: Bert sat crumpled up in the corner, apparently heedless of him.