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Idiom “Devil may care” Meaning of Idiom, Definition of Phrase and origin with Example.

Devil may care 


Devil may care

Sameer is a very handsome man and his devil-may-care attitude is an added attraction to some women.

Devil-may-care means reckless, so it wasn’t a surprise to Sameer’s friends when he decided to become a car racer. 

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