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Meanings of inconsiderateness in English
Catalan
desconsideració The quality of failing to be considerate of others.
Usage of inconsiderateness in English
1
His inconsiderateness has been a pair of spectacles to me for months.
2
But, with the brutal inconsiderateness of his class, he said:
3
Let us not be high-minded nor victims of our levity and inconsiderateness, but fear.
4
He flushed faintly, as if he deserved reproach for inconsiderateness.
5
What a satisfaction am I robbed of, my dearest friend, when I reflect upon my inconsiderateness!
6
Perhaps I had too rashly over-leaped conventionalities; and he, like St. John, saw impropriety in my inconsiderateness.
7
Bertha might have been anxious about this delay; she was only indignant at what she called inconsiderateness.
8
He said to himself, I must now admit this to be a punishment for all my inconsiderateness.
9
After this come indifference, disobedience, inconsiderateness, indolence, baseness, animal instincts and the coldness and insensibility of stones.
10
But these conceits arise from great inconsiderateness, or mistake: nor can they excuse the slanderer from grievous injustice.
11
He appears to be a man of the Bismarck stamp, full of insolent inconsiderateness and of a surprising initiative.
12
This was due to the inconsiderateness of the other departments, which omitted to disgorge their letters till the last moment.
13
Her natural inconsiderateness and self-conceit did not permit her to penetrate into the motives, or to discover the character of, Cromwell.
14
Some birds reiterate and vociferate their love-songs in a fashion that displays their inconsiderateness as well as their ignorance of music.
15
But his pleasure was damped: the inconsiderateness with which Purdy could shake him off, always had a disconcerting effect on him.
16
In reality, Mr. Vincy's wishes about his son had had a great deal of pride, inconsiderateness, and egoistic folly in them.
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