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Meanings of so inconsiderate in English
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Usage of so inconsiderate in English
1
I should be sorry that she was so inconsiderate of my feelings.
2
After all, I owe you for being so inconsiderate when we first met.
3
I don't know how he can be so inconsiderate of us.
4
Here Uncle Andy was so inconsiderate as to pause, as if he wanted to think.
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Why is it that grown people will be so inconsiderate about a little boy's clothes?
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People are so inconsiderate-dyingat the most inopportune moments.
7
I think men are so inconsiderate, don't you, Connie?'
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People are so fickle, so selfish, so inconsiderate.
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And these fat girls can be so inconsiderate, the way she slobbered all over your sweater.
10
Got me in the left laig, just before you butted in and spoiled their picnic so inconsiderate.
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But in typical Twitter fashion, this man got major backlash for being so inconsiderate towards these women.
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Oh, how could you be so inconsiderate?
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Yet people have been so inconsiderate as to be astonished at the assassinations of Foulon and of Berthier.
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I cannot think how you can be so inconsiderate as to entangle yourself with that kind of acquaintance.
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On one occasion I was so inconsiderate as to yawn while a number of them were hovering around me.
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Well, Grizel was not so inconsiderate, for she walked very fast and with an exceedingly determined mouth to Dr. Gemmell's lodgings.
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