Throw to the wind Meaning in English
expression
Definition
To ignore or stop caring about something important, such as rules, plans, or worries, and act without caution or restraint.
Usage & Nuances
Slightly formal or literary. Often used as 'throw caution to the wind(s)' to mean acting boldly, ignoring risks or warnings. Not to be confused with 'in the wind' (rumored). Frequently appears in advice or stories about taking chances.
Example Sentences
She decided to throw to the wind all her fears and move to another country.
basic
They throw to the wind the rules and play however they want.
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If you throw to the wind your worries, you might have more fun.
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Sometimes you just have to throw to the wind your doubts and go for it.
natural
He threw to the wind his strict schedule and stayed out dancing all night.
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It was time to throw to the wind all second thoughts and finally take the risk.
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