US /ˈræʃli/ UK /ˈræʃli/
adv

Meanings

  1. 1
    adv

    in a hasty manner without due thought of the consequences

    He rashly signed the contract before reading the fine print.

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Related forms rashrashness

Etymology

From rash + -ly; rash is from Middle English rasch ('quick, hasty'), of Germanic origin, related to Old High German rasc and Middle Dutch rasch.

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