"étourderie" meaning in English

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          "text": "[S]ome sudden etourderie not at all in harmony with my feelings; some trait, in the character of her country, has suddenly dissolved the charm, and awakened me to a full sense of the folly I was guilty of.",
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          "text": "Henry is blameless, and in spite of a moment's étourderie thinks of nobody but you.",
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          "text": "His love affairs appeared as the étourderies of a much younger man.",
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        "Thoughtlessness, carelessness; a thoughtless act."
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