Wantons

/ˈwɒntənz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Plural of wanton, referring to acts or persons characterized by recklessness or malicious intent, often relevant in tort and criminal law contexts.
    The court found the defendants liable due to their wantons causing harm.

Forms

  • wanton

Commentary

'Wantons' is primarily the plural form of 'wanton'; legal discussions typically treat 'wanton' as the substantive term describing reckless or malicious behavior.

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