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Though reck is a word, it isn't commonly used, whereas wreck is a pretty elementary word. Reck and wreck are homophones. That's probably your answer.
by noxToken 9y ago
Though reck is a word, it isn't commonly used, whereas wreck is a pretty elementary word. Reck and wreck are homophones. That's probably your answer.
- taeric 9y agoRight. But to me the word "wreckless" even looks like what I want in this sentence. I think I take the meaning to be "as if wrecks weren't a thing." As opposed to how the pedantry points out, that if "wreckless" were a word, it would actually be more of the opposite of "reckless."