rashly

Think not rashly to lay your thievish hands upon my works.

They tend to act rashly without thinking through the consequences and often make things worse.

Don't run your mouth rashly or drunkedly, don't respond to provocations, etc.

Even if you don't agree with the cause, to dismiss so rashly is a bit childish and pedantic.

You can calmly stand up for your rights without acting rashly and invoking suspicion.

[85] Hines assured the press that Bethesda was not going to respond rashly to customer criticism.

I'll admit that I did so rather rashly in both cases and have been very, very remiss in failing to develop my own freelancing career.

It was not my intent to encourage readers to rashly quit their jobs to start their own poorly thought-out businesses; though in hindsight, I can see how it got interpreted that way.

' The Constitution's checks and balances are in place to enforce this stance, so people like the author can't rashly tinker with things on the strength of a single election, and cause more problems than they fix.

My concern is that politicians will want to respond to allay the fears of the average person an act rashly and do something that doesn't actually make things more secure and just causes headaches for everyone.

There are "job hoppers" out there who seek a new environment and a pay raise every 9 months, and there are companies that fire rashly, or that do such a bad job of mentoring their employees that anyone sane will leave in 6 months.

> Of course, but when you see how many laughably horrible decisions our courts make on a regular basis,Only if you let HN and reddit rashly interpret your court decisions for you...> It's also already a prosecutable offense to lock your company out of a business related account, so what is the point of establishing more legislation?Because by itself, the previous language created an ambiguous situation.