अनियंत्रित (en. Wanton)

In the course of the summer, General Joseph Wanton Morrison had conquered the province of Arakan; in the north, the Burmese were expelled from Assam; and the British had made some progress in Cachar, though their advance was finally impeded by the thick forests and jungle.

There is a wanton failure on the part of successive State Governments in this regard.

Other businesspersons too had expressed their anger at the wanton killings and looting.

His conduct betrays a wanton disregard of Court procedure and an indulgence in wastage of previous judicial time especially in view of his repeated resiling from withdrawing the allegations against lawyers assisting the Court and offering an unconditional apology.

A prosecution on some charge of crime which is wilful, wanton, or reckless, or against the prosecutors sense of duty and right, or for ends he knows or is bound to know are wrong and against the dictates of public policy.

If humanity, in its wanton destruction of the environment, can be considered a cancer in the body of Earth, then it would only be divine justice and an expression of the perfectness of existence that human beings become extinct, through our own making or by divine retribution.

In reply, Azeez pleads that the police made light of criminal trespass, illegal dispossession, and wanton destruction of the property.