cavalierness

noun

cavalierness

noun

Etymology From cavalier + -ness.

1

The state or condition of being cavalier.

“You’ve got a certain cavalierness about market-driven economic signals from the new academic-driven Fed,” said Robert Barbera, the chief economist of ITG, an advisory firm.2007 February 28, Floyd Norris, “Wall St. Tumble Adds to Worries About Economies”, in New York Times:

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