rakishness
noun [ U ] old-fashioned uk/ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.nəs/ us/ˈreɪ.kɪʃ.nəs/
漫不经心
the quality of being confidently careless and informal
They wear tweed caps in various angles of rakishness. 他们头上随意斜扣着粗花呢帽。
放荡形骸，骄奢淫逸
immoral behaviour, often that of a man who has sex with a lot of women
The three women are wary of the rakishness of men. 这三个女人对男人的放荡形骸很有戒心。
She made him want to reform his rakishness. 因为她，他想改变自己的放荡形骸。
- More examples
- He could never wear headgear with the rakishness of a baseball cap, especially one worn backward.
- Her unapologetic rakishness made her so easy to like.
- He brings a jovial rakishness to the character of Benjamin Franklin.
- He is open and expansive, with just a hint of rakishness.
See: rakish