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Meanings of inconsideration in English
Catalan
desconsideració The quality of failing to be considerate of others.
Synonyms
Examples for "thoughtlessness"
Examples for "thoughtlessness"
1
The most reprehensible motives and the most shocking thoughtlessness pervade them throughout.
2
And yet his crime was committed more in thoughtlessness than deliberate depravity.
3
His large blue eyes were infantine in their innocent surprise and thoughtlessness.
4
Really, the stupidity and thoughtlessness of the War Office are beyond belief.
5
He might have sat, in that posture, for the statue of thoughtlessness.
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!
Usage of inconsideration in English
1
One moment of heedless inconsideration may plunge thee in years of calamity.
2
To accuse others, denotes that you will treat some person with hasty inconsideration.
3
But more important, so was your decision not to reciprocate the inconsideration of others.
4
This inconsideration, though she seldom complained, affected her spirits and preyed upon her heart.
5
It hung upon me, indeed, some time, said he; but I was full of spirit and inconsideration.
6
And I find all just, all right, on your side; and all impatience, all inconsideration on mine.
7
Nor be constrained to apology for inconsideration.
8
I apologize for my inconsideration.
9
Guilt at my own inconsideration.
10
In addition, many public spaces are intimidating for children and those afraid of dogs, due to the inconsideration of owners .
11
It is inattention and inconsideration, protracted till the crisis is past, and the things which belong to our peace are hid from our eyes.
12
If this is followed, the hostess cannot feel any dissatisfaction or resentment; but the guest who insists on rushing away, shows ill-breeding and inconsideration.
13
One moment of heedless inconsideration may plunge thee in years of calamity.
14
To accuse others, denotes that you will treat some person with hasty inconsideration.
15
But more important, so was your decision not to reciprocate the inconsideration of others.
16
This inconsideration, though she seldom complained, affected her spirits and preyed upon her heart.
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Frequent collocations
Inconsideration through the time