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"wildly irresponsible" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to describe someone or something that is extremely careless, reckless, or lacking in responsibility. Example: The politician's decision to cut funding for education is wildly irresponsible.
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That's wildly irresponsible.
She's also wildly irresponsible.
It was stupid and wildly irresponsible, plain and simple.
In truth, both parties have been wildly irresponsible, but in cycles.
This time the Fed has really done it, adopting a policy you consider wildly irresponsible and inflationary.
(The humor site Cracked.com last year named toys like this in a list of "The 8 Most Wildly Irresponsible Vintage Toys").
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Gingrich hit a new low Monday morning when talking about the proposed Islamic Center near Ground Zero with a wildly-irresponsible comparison of Muslims to Adolf Hitler's minions.
It's a wildly illegal, irresponsible, dangerous, negligent act of overwhelming egotism, an SMD: a Snit of Mass Destruction.
In any economic climate short of a deep recession, the Fed's policy stance would be wildly inflationary and irresponsible.
DISCLAIMER: Obviously all of the drug use detailed below is wildly stupid and irresponsible.
Bloody, farcical and cartoonish, "Django Unchained" is at once a wildly entertaining, borderline-irresponsible fantasy and a bold and serious attempt to use the imaginative resources of popular culture to address an old and durable historical injustice.
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