Wantoned example sentences

Related (13): frolic, revel, caper, gambol, prance, romp, carouse, sport, cavort, indulge, frolicsome, disport, lark

"Wantoned" Example Sentences

1. She wantoned with her newfound freedom.
2. The couple wantoned in the surf.
3. His wantoned behavior was unacceptable.
4. She wantoned with her words.
5. His wantoned gaze made her uncomfortable.
6. He wantoned with the idea of taking a risk.
7. She wantoned with the idea of a new career.
8. His wantoned attitude was a source of concern.
9. She wantoned with the idea of a new life.
10. His wantoned behavior was a cause for alarm.
11. His wantoned attitude was a cause for concern.
12. She wantoned with the idea of a new adventure.
13. His wantoned actions caused a stir.
14. Her wantoned behavior was unbecoming.
15. His wantoned remarks were inappropriate.
16. She wantoned with the idea of a new relationship.
17. His wantoned comments were met with disapproval.
18. She wantoned with the thought of a new career.
19. His wantoned attitude was a source of worry.
20. She wantoned with the idea of a new direction.
21. His wantoned behavior was met with censure.
22. She wantoned with the thought of a new start.
23. His wantoned words caused a stir.
24. His wantoned attitude was met with disapproval.
25. She wantoned with the idea of a new challenge.
26. His wantoned actions were a cause for alarm.
27. His wantoned approach was a source of concern.
28. She wantoned with the thought of a new challenge.
29. His wantoned attitude caused a stir.
30. She wantoned with the idea of a new journey.
31. His wantoned behavior caused a commotion.
32. She wantoned with the thought of a new journey.
33. His wantoned manner caused a disturbance.
34. She wantoned with the idea of a new path.
35. His wantoned attitude caused a sensation.
36. She wantoned with the thought of a new path.
37. His wantoned conduct was deemed unacceptable.
38. She wantoned with the idea of a new opportunity.
39. His wantoned words were met with censure.
40. She wantoned with the thought of a new opportunity.

Common Phases

To wanton; To be wanton; To act wanton; To behave wanton; To indulge wantonly.

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