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Meanings of inconsiderate in English
Portuguese
inconsiderado Without proper consideration or reflection.
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Usage of inconsiderate in English
1
I have been blind, inconsiderate; but I am seeing light at last.
2
What would your father have to say to the doctor's inconsiderate behavior?
3
Maybe I just live near inconsiderate keep-fit fanatics, but I doubt it.
4
He was rude, overbearing, bullying, inconsiderate, and mean in curiously small matters.
5
The torture inflicted by inhuman or inconsiderate officers can easily be imagined.
6
The ignorant, inconsiderate mob at once commence shouting for me to ride.
7
The inconsiderate mind will suppose this very probable-willsay, I should be.
8
I should be sorry that she was so inconsiderate of my feelings.
9
There has been mischief done by slighting criticism and by inconsiderate words.
10
But these charges are, at the least, inconsiderate, not the say ignorant.
11
It is not unlike Ramses to do something so thoughtless and inconsiderate.
12
This practice opens a wide door to hasty, inconsiderate, and sinister legislation.
13
I have known you a trifle unreasonable, a little inconsiderate, slightly exacting.
14
Evan faced her: 'My dear mother, you are very unjust and inconsiderate.
15
If they come from the inconsiderate and worthless, they lose their value.
16
John Weightman was not hasty, impulsive, inconsiderate, even toward his own children.
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Inconsiderate through the time
Inconsiderate across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common